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Department of Transportation Plans Ban on In-flight Phone Calls
Following a Federal Communications Commission vote that could lead to overturning a 22-year-old rule preventing the use of mobile phones in flight, the U.S. Department of Transportation said it is considering a ban on in-flight calling. The Department of Transportation’s rule would take precedence... (www.frequentbusinesstraveler.com) さらに...
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Excellent news. Imagine the fights on board EVERY FLIGHT when some loudmouth is on the phone for hours and participating in conference calls.
I totally agree. I recently returned from the UK and we were stuck in a holding area at DFW for an hour waiting for a gate at Terminal D because of problems with other aircraft. As we had landed, folks were allowed to use their cell phones as is common practice with US carriers. It was hell - a 777-200 full of folks, and even with only 20% of people using their phone's, I was ready to tear my hair out!
What about an area where it is enclosed and soundproof so people can make phone calls without bothering other people?
As far I a concerned with the airlines are not going to be happy about that since it is going to take out extra seats.
As far I a concerned with the airlines are not going to be happy about that since it is going to take out extra seats.
They're called first class suite. The airlines would be happy to sell you one at the going market rate.
That is one thing that is nice about flying... Some idiot beside you is not on the phone the entire time... That really pisses me off... Do not want to see people using cell phones in the air.
Its bad enough sitting, no sandwiched, next to someone watching an "R" rated movie. Now I dread the possibility of having to listen to one side of an inane conversation all the way from Pittsburgh to Fever.
I foresee multiple arguments and lawsuits.
I foresee multiple arguments and lawsuits.
