A resolution to urge the Wayne County Airport Authority to halt plans to open a cigar bar inside the Detroit Metropolitan Airport.

House Resolution 200 (HR0200) is a proposal introduced in the Michigan House of Representatives on October 29, 2025, by Representative Stephanie Young and four other Democratic co-sponsors. The resolution urges the Wayne County Airport Authority to stop plans to open a cigar bar inside the Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW). The resolution highlights concerns about public health, noting that allowing indoor smoking would reverse over 15 years of smoke-free policies at DTW. It cites a statewide poll indicating that 77% of Michigan voters oppose the cigar bar, and emphasizes the dangers of secondhand smoke, especially from cigars, which can contain as much tobacco as a pack of cigarettes. The resolution also points out that ventilation systems cannot fully eliminate the risks of indoor tobacco smoke and that most major U.S. airports prohibit indoor smoking. The resolution was referred to the House Government Operations Committee on the same day it was introduced.

Supporters of HR0200 commend the resolution for prioritizing public health and maintaining Michigan's commitment to smoke-free environments. They highlight the strong public opposition to the cigar bar, as evidenced by the 77% of voters against it, and emphasize the health risks associated with secondhand smoke exposure. Advocates also note that allowing indoor smoking at DTW would be a step backward in the state's efforts to protect non-smokers and workers from harmful tobacco exposure.

Critics of HR0200 argue that the resolution could hinder business development and limit consumer choice at DTW. They suggest that a cigar bar could attract a niche market of travelers and generate additional revenue for the airport. Opponents also point out that designated smoking areas can be managed to minimize exposure to non-smokers, and that adults should have the freedom to choose such amenities. Some believe that the decision should rest with the Wayne County Airport Authority without legislative interference.