Jan 282010


well along with it can interfere with an aircrafts navigational systems, it also has to do with during those phases of flight for concerns for safety. if people are messing around with their phones or ipods during takeoff and landing and some there were to happen it’s just going to make that person that much more unprepared, so it can go between interference with the aircraft and safety.

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Posted by Airtime at 4:05 pm Tagged with: Aircraft Safety, airplane, Electronic Devices, Flight Safety, Interference, Ipods, Navigational Systems, People, Takeoff
Nov 142009

How can an electronic device which does not transmit a signal interfere with the operation of the airliner? Obviously pacemakers, hearing aids, and wristwatches aren’t turned off.

Electronic devices interfere with the signals being received by the airplane while its flying. So, batteries are also not allowed in any airlines because they interfere with the radio signals being received by the crew in the cockpit of the airplane. So, its always advisable to turn them off before flying. But, you can use a laptop or an IPOD after a certain time interval on the airplane. But, listen carefully to all the announcements being made by the airhostesses on electronic gadgets and if you feel, you can ask them the same question for the perfect answer if you’re not satisfied with my answer. Goodluck!

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Posted by Airtime at 12:34 pm Tagged with: Aids, Airliner, airlines, airplane, Batteries, Cockpit, Electronic Device, Electronic Devices, Electronic Gadgets, Electronics, Hearing Aids, Ipod, Laptop, Pacemakers, Perfect Answer, radio, Signals, Time Interval, Wristwatches
Nov 042009

I’m taking my computer,& it has a webcam. can I take pix in the air, of myself?

Absolutely.
They only request to turn OFF electronic devices during take off and lading.

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Posted by Airtime at 8:26 am Tagged with: airplane, Amp, Electronic Devices, Webcam