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Old 07-04-2011, 02:10 PM   #56
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Can one read too much?
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Originally Posted by kindlekitten View Post
this has been a long drawn out conversation/argument here. there are some that are convinced that you will bring down the plane if you use your device when told not to. there are others (myself included) that know that it will not bother the pane electronics at all. I tuck my kindle between my hip and the armrest when the flight attendants are walking up and down the aisle checking on everything. when I hear the; "flight attendants prepare for takeoff" announcement I pull it out and read.
I was on a commuter flight recently where a fellow passenger had her nook going the entire time, from closing door at departure to opening it again at arrival. Last week, I cornered an American Airlines pilot, asking point blank, "What exactly do electronics do to the readings that's so dangerous?" After stalling, he finally admitted "nothing (ever)", adding "They (the FAA) won't allow them because they think there's a chance something might happen."
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