I think Iberia still allows smoking as does LAN Chile on some flights.

There are still smoking areas (inside) in British Airports, though the areas are getting smaller, and increasingly dirty.

(Gave up 6 years ago, and I still long for a cigar after a good meal, gona start again on my 70th Birthday!!!!)

Stewart

Some more intel from an ex-smoker frequent flyer:

DFW - Fuhgeddaboudit! You gotta go landside, (that is curbside) to enjoy your habit. Then you gotta go back airside through security.

ATL - At least they're a little smarter... designated smoking areas within each concourse.

LAS - At least one "fishbowl" smoking room in each terminal, complete with the tightest slot machines in Vegas! http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif

Didn't know you could still smoke in the airport bars in SAT... gotta doublecheck that tonight when I pick up my mom from a biz trip to STL.

On April 1, 1999, all Japan Airlines and Japan Asia Airways flights will become non-smoking. (from a reformed 3 pack a day smoker--we are the worst for intolerance towards smoking).

The Air France smoking room flights weren't too bad on the A340s, air was relatively "clean" in most of the plane--not like the bad old days when the whole cabin used to fill with smoke.