Bruce Young wrote:
> This is not aimed at Franko but maybe he has an answer. I've
> just received
> the latest issue of New Scientist (http://www.newscientist.com/)
> and on the
> back is an advert for an IBM thinkPad 600 (looks nice :). The
> copy asks "Do
> strangers watch you unpack your laptop on the plane?"
>
> Unpacking it is one thing but I've never been on a commercial jet that
> didn't explicitly tell you to NOT use a computer, audio CD, mobile phone
> etc. They certainly don't let you do it on Qantas.
I've used my laptop on San Francisco <> New York flights, as have many
others on the plane(s). The flight attendants announce that they may not be
used during takeoff and landing, but otherwise it's free reign (except when
the delicious snacks come - then I put it away so I don't spill my teaspoon
of orange juice on the keyboard).
Jack
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