Clkeared for take off
Dec 27, 2004 | 2:03 pm
#2
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Prague, Czechia (PRG)
Posts: 392
It's pretty much the same across all airlines, no Nunchukas, Japanese throwing stars, Viking Battle Axes, etc. can be used on TO or Landing.
Besides that. I think any sort of a personal electronic device of any sort, basically if it has batteries or uses any form of electricity.
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Besides that. I think any sort of a personal electronic device of any sort, basically if it has batteries or uses any form of electricity.
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Dec 27, 2004 | 2:53 pm
#3
Original Poster
Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 60
Originally Posted by auher
It's pretty much the same across all airlines, no Nunchukas, Japanese throwing stars, Viking Battle Axes, etc. can be used on TO or Landing.
Besides that. I think any sort of a personal electronic device of any sort, basically if it has batteries or uses any form of electricity.
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Besides that. I think any sort of a personal electronic device of any sort, basically if it has batteries or uses any form of electricity.
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Dec 28, 2004 | 12:27 pm
#6
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Prague, Czechia (PRG)
Posts: 392
Yes, and thankfully my Nunchukas don't have an On-Off Button either!!!!
In all seriousness though, these rules do vary from Airline to Airline, & country to country. If you have serious questions, why not contact the airline's TF # directly...
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In all seriousness though, these rules do vary from Airline to Airline, & country to country. If you have serious questions, why not contact the airline's TF # directly...
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Dec 28, 2004 | 12:32 pm
#7
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: US
Programs: LH and BA
Posts: 2,324
Originally Posted by auher
Yes, and thankfully my Nunchukas don't have an On-Off Button either!!!!
In all seriousness though, these rules do vary from Airline to Airline, & country to country. If you have serious questions, why not contact the airline's TF # directly...
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In all seriousness though, these rules do vary from Airline to Airline, & country to country. If you have serious questions, why not contact the airline's TF # directly...
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Dec 28, 2004 | 8:29 pm
#8
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Alexandria, VA USA
Posts: 417
Originally Posted by roundtheworld
I recently was told to put my laptop into the overhead instead of the seat pocket (and that was in F !!, so not a space issue)
Laptop computers are not to be valet checked at any time. Customers are permitted to carry-on their laptops. If space is limited within the cabin to accommodate the laptop, the Flight Attendant will find a suitable storage location.........NOTE: A seatback pocket is not an approved storage location.
Dec 29, 2004 | 9:12 pm
#9
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: London UK, The Hague NL, the world
Programs: UA, QF, SQ
Posts: 218
Laptop? Seat pocket? Wouldn't that break the seat pocket?
At any rate, I always put my laptop under the seat in front of me. That way I can see it at all times and I am sure that no clod has put their wheelie bag on top of it.
At any rate, I always put my laptop under the seat in front of me. That way I can see it at all times and I am sure that no clod has put their wheelie bag on top of it.