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In-flight Services

Portable Electronic Devices

It's never been so cool to be a geek but there's a few things you'll need to know about operating your gadgets on board our planes. Your flight crew will remind you again, but it's always good to know ahead of time.

While these are good general guidelines, remember that the flight crew may, at any time, ask you to turn off a portable electronic device for safety reasons.

Devices You Can't Use

Devices You Can Sometimes Use

Devices You Can Always Use

Devices You Can't Use

For safety reasons, you may not operate the following devices onboard:

Two-way transmitters such as walkie-talkies, amateur radios, citizen band (CB) radios, 49 MHz transmitters
Devices designed to radiate radio frequency energy on specific frequencies
Peripheral devices for computers or games connected by cable
AM/FM radios
Portable television sets
Remote control toys
Bluetooth-enabled devices
Personal Air Purifiers
Smokeless cigarette/cigar/pipe devices

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Devices You Can Sometimes Use

You can only use these devices while the plane is at the gate with the doors open or after the plane has landed and is taxiing to the gate.

cellular phones
one and two-way pagers

You can use the following devices while the plane is at the gate with the doors open, after the plane has taken off and reached its cruising altitude and before it begins to descend for landing.

Personal computers
Personal computer peripheral devices
Compact disc players
Digital cassette tape player/recorders
Video recorder/playback systems
Calculators

You can use these while the plane is at the gate with the doors open, after the plane has taken off and reached its cruising altitude and before it begins to descend for landing, and after the plane has landed and is taxiing to the gate.