Smoking in airports. 3 US airports where you can still light up.

Smoking on airplanes flying to, from or within the United States has been banned since 2000.

Most airports in the United States are completely smoke-free. But there are still a few US Airports where you can still light up.

Smoking at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas

At Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas (LAS) smoking is permitted in the enclosed Gaming Lounges by the B, C, D and E Gates.

At Miami International Airport (MIA) TGI Friday’s on Concourse D, smoking is permitted in an open-air atrium attached to TGI Friday’s restaurant.

And at Nashville International Airport (BNA) the Travelers Post Smoke Smoking Lounge is located near Gate B10. They serve wine, beer, liquor, coffee, cigars and other items.

Know of another airport in the US where you can smoke? Let us know.

(Photo at top courtesy San Diego Air and Space Museum, via Flickr Commons)

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