Link: Europe opens the door to in-flight phoning – International Herald Tribune
European regulators have cleared use of mobile phones and BlackBerry devices for passengers while flying, Airbus announced Tuesday.
Approval by the European Aviation Safety Agency means that, from September, passengers aboard Airbus aircraft outfitted with the OnAir system will be able to send and receive phone calls, SMS messages and e-mail messages while flying at altitudes above 3,000 meters, or 9,840 feet.
But the Cabin Crew and switch the system off when they want to. Good.
[…] the story from a while back that the EU had cleared in-flight mobile calls using Airbus’s OnAir system? Well bizarrely […]
I have bookmarked this site. Cabin Crew Cover Letter