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While world is trying to curb smoking, European Airline Brings Back Smoking Section
Sep 29 2009, Alan

It’s been a long time since passengers have been allowed to smoke on an airliner in the United States. It’s the same story in Europe. But now the smoking crowd across the Atlantic have an option when the nicotine comes calling.

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