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Smoking is only permitted in designated areas outside the terminals.
Update from Niels on the 6th July 2019: There is now a new stringent policy regarding smoking in front of the terminal. Designated areas only, and they're not easy to find. Smoking area behind security remains as is. Here is an updated terminal map.
There is one smoking room at the airport,
across from Gates 19A/20A, right before the passport check, and
right before baggage claim (if you’re arriving). It’s quite a walk
from e.g., Gate 11, and no conveyor belts to transport you there.
Once you clear the passport check for
non-Schengen flights, there’s no more smoking according to the
website (and contrary to the map posted here). This includes flights
to the UK. There is not usually a line for the passport check, as
the airport has very few non-Schengen destinations. So one can wait
with the passport check until just before boarding commences.
Perhaps one could even leave the non-Schengen zone and re-enter, but
one should double-check that with airport staff.
Sometimes gates 19/20 are used for
non-Schengen flights (mostly to the UK), and then those specific
gates are separated with a glass wall from the area in which the
smoking room is located. The only way to reach them from gate
19B/20B, as they are then designated, would be back through the
passport checkpoint. Gates 11-18 still offer access to the smoking
room on those occasions. But mind the walk from gates 11-14.
Feedback from Niels on the 10th July 2018.
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