Smoking is not forbidden!
Smoking is not forbidden!

Smoking is not forbidden!

(Airline news)
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The European giant of budget air travels, the Ryanair Company that is known for its unprecedented low prices for airfares and the highest rates of all major services on board, today announced the stunning news for all smokers - now it will be allowed to smoke on board of the aircrafts of their airline.

Of course, as with most services offered by the Ryanair in the announcement of smoking on board is a small trick. No one will allow you to light your own cigarette, deeply breathe in and shroud the surprised neighbours with clubs of fragrant smoke. Instead of traditional cigarettes, the airline will allow passengers to use their new brand of "smokeless cigarettes" during the flight. Of course, the new "smokeless cigarettes" will be very kindly suggested by the fascinating Ryanair flight attendants on board of an aircraft at a price of just 6 euros for a pack!

According to the data provided by the Ryanair, as a result of a recent study more than 24 000 passengers reported that they would like to be able to smoke on board of an aircraft.

It should be noted that the new so-called smokeless cigarette looks very traditional, but do not need a cigarette lighter that would supply the body of a smoker with nicotine. Thus, the passengers of budget Ryanair airlines can now afford to smoke a cigarette or two during the flight, without violating the rules of the airline.

Date: 15/10/2009

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