25-12-2005, 10:36 PM
That's true. I think it's not included because of the fact that on most commercial flights, smoking is illegal. If you're flying charter, or
private aircraft, different rules apply.
If the no-smoking sign was included in FSP, what would it say in the report? "9/137 passengers are currently smoking"?
private aircraft, different rules apply.
If the no-smoking sign was included in FSP, what would it say in the report? "9/137 passengers are currently smoking"?
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