How to Air Travel with Electronic Devices

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By Alrady
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Traveling by Air is the fastest, easiest way to increase vacation time. To keep from boredom many use electronic games, cameras or cellphones to occupy time. It can be confusing when certain electronic devices can be used during flights. Here are the guidelines for most airlines.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

airline reservations
any of the following:
laptop computer
cellphone
dvd player
airline credit cards are helpful for getting that first class or business class travel seat

Step 1

business class air travel noise reducer

ALWAYS: Use pacemakers, hearing aids, watches and noise canceling headphones. The pilot will not have to announce a safe time, since they are always allowed
Step 2

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ON GROUND: At the gate and after landing (touch down) you can use your cell phone. Just remember to turn it off when the doors close and as the plane starts to taxi down runway toward take off.
Step 3

Southwest, ALOHA may vary on rules

CRUISING SPEED: You can use digital camera, computer, video, battery operated dvd player, pda, cell phone games (only) at above 120K. The pilot will generally announce when it’s okay
Step 4

airline credit cards for good seating and happy flight

You can NEVER use radio receivers or TV’s, all wireless devices are out. No cell phone calls while in air. And no, junior cannot use his remote control car or walkie talkie. Think of radio waves interfering with pilot radio. Might as well pack those things well away.