What are the penalties for smoking in an aircraft?
Smoking is strictly prohibited on Singapore-registered aircraft. Passengers, if found guilty, could face a fine (not exceeding $5,000) or imprisonment (not exceeding 12 months) or both.
Passengers are also reminded that the use of e-cigarettes is also banned from use on all Singapore registered aircraft.
More information can be found here or in Section 8B of the Air Navigation Act.
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