Results: E-Cigarette on Planes
Published on 08/21/2014
An e-cigarette burnt a hole in another passenger’s bag while it had been checked in as luggage at the Logan International Airport in Boston. To put out the fire from the bag, a fire extinguisher ended up having to be used. After the incident air officials are now trying to have e-cigarettes classified as hazardous materials.
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Do you currently use an e-cigarette?
Yes
10%
315 votes
No
77%
2365 votes
Undecided
2%
53 votes
Not Applicable
11%
322 votes
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2.
Are you surprised that e-cigarettes could cause such damage? Yes, I am surprised
34%
1037 votes
No, I am not surprised
48%
1464 votes
I am undecided
7%
211 votes
N/A
11%
343 votes
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Do you think people should be able to travel with e-cigarettes on planes? Yes
17%
510 votes
No
55%
1673 votes
Undecided
19%
591 votes
Not Applicable
9%
281 votes
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Do you think e-cigarettes should be classified as hazardous materials and not be allowed on planes? Yes
50%
1539 votes
No
20%
597 votes
Undecided
20%
621 votes
Not Applicable
10%
298 votes
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