And sending a normally very free e-mail that i like to call free-mail will now set you back between £1 and £2 which means i might have to rename it pound-mail (sigh). The technology is so advanced that a whopping six people can use their phones all at one time!! Gosh i hope i'm not waiting for my call behind a stutterer.
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- JcX
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I really don't like the idea of people using their phones on a plane. Not for safety reasons, just cos it's one of the only places where you don't have to listen to the constant drone of people screaming into their phones.
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Yep, as seen in my pod. The horror!!
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This is bad very bad and it makes me sad.
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- bubbeemonkey
- 9 months ago
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Do Ryanair somehow get a share of the profit on this? Because I can't see them doing something that might actually make peoples' travelling easier if there isn't money in it for them.
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I've gotten phonecalls from people in the air before. I don't know how they didn't get caught though.
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- uponrooftops
- 9 months ago
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Another reason not to fly Ryanair.
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- DonkeyPong
- 9 months ago
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No. This is the worst news ever. The air was the one place you didn't have to deal with people yapping away
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Can't stop it, but it should be limited to texting. Probably not!
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- nursediesel
- 9 months ago
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I wonder how this actually works, I've left my phone on accidentally two or three times and was able to receive calls while in the air, and the planes I was on were decades old and definitely not equipped with any sort of cell phone equipment. I must have been connecting to the towers on the ground.
