Telephone during taxi
Oct 13, 2014, 1:28 am
#1
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: CPH
Programs: SK-EBD
Posts: 1,273
Telephone during taxi
A more relaxed practice on telephone use onboard has come into force with SAS. Had this message yesterday right after touch down:
“You can now switch on your mobile phone or turn off flight mode. But please refrain from having calls as a consideration to other passengers” (may not be the exact wording).
If the last part is respected, this is a small, but good improvement, so that important messages can be checked before deboarding. But well, many did that already when it was not allowed.
“You can now switch on your mobile phone or turn off flight mode. But please refrain from having calls as a consideration to other passengers” (may not be the exact wording).
If the last part is respected, this is a small, but good improvement, so that important messages can be checked before deboarding. But well, many did that already when it was not allowed.
Oct 13, 2014, 2:51 am
#2
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: AGH
Posts: 5,961
They should add to the message to keep the phone in silent mode. Especially these annoying chat sounds from the various IM services like Whatsapp, Skype and the rest as well as keyboard typing sounds are really a pain.
But this goes to any public place (train, lounge, restaurants, etc, .... you name it).
I have the feeling people totally lost the sense of decency or consideration for other people around them after the "always connected" age began.
But this goes to any public place (train, lounge, restaurants, etc, .... you name it).
I have the feeling people totally lost the sense of decency or consideration for other people around them after the "always connected" age began.
Oct 14, 2014, 3:22 pm
#4
Join Date: Jun 2014
Programs: EuroBonus Diamond
Posts: 168
They should add to the message to keep the phone in silent mode. Especially these annoying chat sounds from the various IM services like Whatsapp, Skype and the rest as well as keyboard typing sounds are really a pain.
But this goes to any public place (train, lounge, restaurants, etc, .... you name it).
I have the feeling people totally lost the sense of decency or consideration for other people around them after the "always connected" age began.
But this goes to any public place (train, lounge, restaurants, etc, .... you name it).
I have the feeling people totally lost the sense of decency or consideration for other people around them after the "always connected" age began.
Kind regards
"Always connected age"
