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Mar 5, 2006 | 4:42 pm

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Originally Posted by Vunder31

Using www.seatguru.com you can see which airlines offer in-flight power, and if you need an adapter or not.
For example, on Northwest (some flights), Lufthansa and SAS trans-atlantic flights, you can plug in your power supply without using any special adapters. The power supply must use 70 watts or less, or it won't work.

I looked on the Etihad web page but couldn't find any information about in-flight power. Perhaps they don't offer it.

Thank you for your information. I've checked the aircraft and the majority of my flights are on Etihads new 777 aircraft that have in seat power and fixed and wireless ethernet networks for a fee.

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