Politicos: Let’s ban in-flight cell phone chatter for good

April 16th, 2008 | Category: Phones

The thought of cell phone chatter on cramped commercial airplanes is so unappetizing to some politicians that they’re pushing for a more lasting ban.

At the moment,

of course, federal rules prohibit in-flight use of cell phones for safety reasons, and federal regulators have arised loathe to reconsider that stance, …

Orginal post by Anne Broache

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