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E61Silver

10-06-2009 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by brian5 (Post 666370)

What a great question :rolleyes: Give it a break, this thread has evolved to internet use on airplanes...

Does that mean you don't have an answer and rather talk about another subject?:stickpoke

brian5

10-06-2009 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by E61Silver (Post 667034)

Does that mean you don't have an answer and rather talk about another subject?:stickpoke

I have an answer AND I'd rather talk about another subject :nanana:

Quicksilver

10-06-2009 07:50 PM

On a side but related note, Recently it was interesting to see
Jet Blue require people with electronic devices to turn them
completely "OFF". No airplane mode accepted......:dunno:

Meiac09

10-07-2009 05:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Quicksilver (Post 667116)

On a side but related note, Recently it was interesting to see
Jet Blue require people with electronic devices to turn them
completely "OFF". No airplane mode accepted......:dunno:

Good bye Jet Blue! Thats retarded, sorry. Its been proven a cell phone won't affect anything, now if they want to stop me from listening to music on my iPhone they can truly kiss my ass... At least they have TV though.

statdoc

10-07-2009 09:23 AM

I will assume that JetBlue is doing just like everyone else, and saying all devices have to be turned off below 10k feet. At that point, you can use "certain" devices. Although I don't know, I bet the "no airplane mode" is only for the "below 10k" portions of the flight.

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