tad@cel.co.uk (Tom Drynda) (12/21/90)
According to Toshiba's "In Touch" Magazine, Issue 1, the list of
airlines and whether they allow you to use your portable in the
cabin is as follows :
Aer Lingus Yes
Air Europe Yes
Air France No - because of the sensitivity
of the engineering system.
Air New Zealand At discretion of crew.
Alitalia No
American Airlines Yes
Austrian Airlines No
British Airways Yes
Canadian Airlines Yes
El Al Israel Air No
Gardua Indonesia Yes
Iberia At discretion of crew.
Japan Air Lines Yes
KLM No
Lufthansa At discretion of crew.
North West Air No
Pan Am Yes
Quantas Yes
Sabena Yes (LCD Display only)
Scandinavian Air Yes
Swissair Yes
Tap Air Portugal No
TWA Yes
Varig No
Yugoslav Airlines Yes
United Airlines Yes
Hope you find this information useful.
Tom
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In article <7695@sunm101.cel.co.uk>, tad@cel.co.uk (Tom Drynda) writes: |> According to Toshiba's "In Touch" Magazine, Issue 1, the list of |> airlines and whether they allow you to use your portable in the |> cabin is as follows : |> |> [ ... ] |> North West Air No In the six months I've had my T1000SE I've never been stopped from using it on a NorthWest flight. Just a data point... Owen -- USMail: OTA Limited Partnership, 101 N. Main, Suite 410, Ann Arbor, MI 48104 Phone: +1 313 930-1888 FAX: +1 313 930-6636 UUCP: <backbone>!umich!leebai!osm Internet: osm@ox.com
userAKDU@mts.ucs.UAlberta.CA (Al Dunbar) (12/24/90)
In article <7695@sunm101.cel.co.uk>, tad@cel.co.uk (Tom Drynda) writes: > >According to Toshiba's "In Touch" Magazine, Issue 1, the list of >airlines and whether they allow you to use your portable in the >cabin is as follows : > > Aer Lingus Yes <<<deletions>>> > Canadian Airlines Yes <<<deletions>>> > United Airlines Yes > >Hope you find this information useful. > > Tom Interesting - I recently flew Canadian Airlines, and asked. The answer was "it's okay to take it as carry on, but you can't use it". Actually, I lied, it was Time Air, a so-called "Partner" of Canadian Airlines, but the ticket said Canadian. Maybe I should point out this inconsistency in their service. -------------------+------------------------------------------- Al Dunbar | Edmonton, Alberta | "this mind left intentionally blank" CANADA | - Manuel Writer -------------------+-------------------------------------------
hadden@SRC.Honeywell.COM (George D. Hadden) (12/28/90)
North West Air No
i fly almost exclusively on northwest airlines and use my toshiba
1100+ on board all the time.
-geo
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