This is because cigarette smoke contains harmful chemicals which linger for a long time, even after the smoking has ceased
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This would make the maximum visible area permitted for a requested temporary display or incidental display: 1.5 square metres in England, Wales and Northern Ireland 0.1 square metres in Scotland We also propose that across the UK, a requested temporary display or an incidental display of vaping or nicotine products must not result in the display of: tobacco products (and smoking-related products in Scotland) cigarette papers heated and other tobacco-related devices herbal smoking products This is to help prevent adults who are trying to quit smoking, or who have already quit, from seeing tobacco or tobacco associated products that could cause them to relapse to smoking
Retrieved 2012-08-08
The FAA list included events of smoke, fire, or extreme heat linked to battery packs or batteries, e-cigarettes and vapes, cellular phones, laptops, and other electronic devices
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