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Originally Posted by HansTWN
That is not really an option when you have seen the scenery 100s of times already.
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I don't fly that often, lucky me.
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Originally Posted by HarryT
It shows that wrist-watches and pacemakers are not a problem, certainly. I guess that the fundamental issue is that the airline cannot know what sort of electronic device a passenger may bring on to the aircraft, and there may well be some which could conceivably pose a hazard to avionic systems. The only practical solution, therefore, is to enforce a "don't use electronics during take-off and landing" rule. The irritating thing is that so many people seem to consider themselves "above the law" and think that the rules don't apply to them. Really, don't you think that a public announcement should be sufficient here, rather than the cabin crew having to tell everyone individually to obey it?
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No, it shows that the fact that a device runs on electricity doesn't mean that it will bring down the navigational system. If they decide for example that devices with GPS tracking are a problem, then those should be the ones restricted.