Thread: FAA will allow use of electronic devices during takeoff
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Old 11-12-2013, 10:38 AM   #19
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Originally Posted by donpapachino View Post
i guess that means electronic devices are no longer a threat to the avionics? what has changed?
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Before an airline switches to the relaxed rules, it will have to prove to the FAA that its aircraft can tolerate the interference. Airlines have, over the years, built newer planes with portable electronics in mind, hardening them against electromagnetic interference.
Emphasis mine.
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