Tempers of Passengers Ignited Over No-Smoking Regulations on Airlines

We recently flew TWA from Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles. The nonsmoking section was a joke, as noxious fumes from the few smokers polluted our eyes, lungs, hair, clothes, etc. The air was no better than at an average bar.

That 75% of the population must ever, in a public place, have to endure the nasty habit of 25% is utterly insane. If some people must be made uncomfortable, why not the addicted minority that is already sick--or soon to be?

SUSU LEVY

ALAN BOCKAL

Encino