Phone Threat To Air Safety
from the really-there? dept
Earlier this week we had an article that got some attention about whether or not there really was any "risks" involved in using mobile phones on a plane. As if expecting such questions to be raised, the Civil Aviation Authority over in the UK has come out with a report talking about the dangers of using mobile phones on airplanes. They claim that in the past seven years there have been 35 mobile-phone related safety "incidents". The specific indcidents include: "false warnings in the cockpit, distractions causing aircraft to stray accidentally onto runways or fly at the wrong altitude, interrupted radio communications and multiple safety systems malfunctions."
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heh
These are the types that need to be banned from movie theatres. Inconsiderate clods, indeed.
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Not very convincing
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