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FAA Finally Allows Use Of Mobile Devices For Entire Duration Of Flight

Ben Reid·October 31, 2013
It's bad enough that, at least on most commercial flights, there's no hope of any Web access, and yet, whenever we board a plane ready to take-off or prepare ourselves to land, we're always urged to switch our devices off by the captain. Of course, this is rather a minor annoyance compared with the potential ramifications of interfering with any of the plane's essential equipment, and through what most would deem a very remote fear of crashing should we not abide by the rules, most of us oblige, and simply turn our devices off. But now, the FAA has approved the use of electronics during the entire duration of a flight, and with Delta Airlines looking to put the new motion into action as of tomorrow, you'll be able to enjoy Candy Crush and Lady Gaga uninterrupted through your journey.

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