>>I wonder why don't they have a drop box for matches and lighters, so that the arriving passengers can take one. It's really frustrating to have no light when you return after 12+ hours in no-light-zone.
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>Perhaps they are trying to tell you to stop smoking. And, if you don't smoke, then why do you need a light?

Don't get things mixed up: at that point, I'd rather have a dark, not light one. And a light too.

And can't stop smoking before I even start. And can't start without matches.

I usually stop somewhere halfway. Yesterday I saw the last few butts in my ashtray - they were about 2-3 times longer than they should be. I just forget them there and they go out. Actually they don't go anywhere, they just... sh*t, is there a word for "ugasiti se" in English? What fire and/or light (as in "not darkness") do when they stop being?