Looking for a place to smoke at Akron–Canton Airport? Below you’ll find all smoking areas at Akron–Canton Airport throughout the terminal.
Smoking at Akron–Canton Airport – CAK – 2026
Federal and state regulations prohibit smoking inside all US airport terminals. Designated outdoor smoking areas are available outside the terminal building, typically on the lower level (arrivals) or curbside near marked signs.
At most US airports, you will need to exit the secure area and re-clear TSA security after smoking. Plan extra time — at least 30-45 minutes — if you need a cigarette before your flight.
Akron–Canton Airport Smoking Policy
Federal and state regulations prohibit smoking inside all US airport terminals. Designated outdoor smoking areas are available outside the terminal building, typically on the lower level (arrivals) or curbside near marked signs.
At most US airports, you will need to exit the secure area and re-clear TSA security after smoking. Plan extra time — at least 30-45 minutes — if you need a cigarette before your flight.
Tips for Smokers at Akron–Canton Airport
- Look for designated smoking areas near exits on the lower level or curbside
- Allow 30-45 minutes to exit, smoke, and re-clear security
- Vaping and e-cigarettes follow the same rules as traditional cigarettes
- Some airports have smoking areas closer to specific terminals — ask airport staff
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I smoke inside Akron (CAK)?
No. All US airports prohibit indoor smoking under federal and state regulations. You must go outside to designated smoking areas.
Where are the smoking areas at Akron Airport?
Outside the terminal building at designated smoking areas, usually on the lower level (arrivals) or curbside. Look for signs near exits.
Is there a smoking area after security at Akron (CAK)?
Generally no. Most US airports require you to exit the secure area and re-clear security after smoking outside. A few exceptions like Las Vegas (LAS) have indoor smoking lounges.
Can I vape at Akron (CAK)?
Vaping and e-cigarettes are subject to the same rules as smoking at US airports. You must use the designated outdoor smoking areas.