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 From next year on, RyanAir passengers will be allowed to use their mobile phones and blackberries while onboard. Business travelers who need to be constantly "reachable" and who plan to travel within Europe next year may want to consider flying RyanAir. Onair, partly owned by Airbus maker EADS, is making this possible. Hmmmm... Personally, I wouldn't really want to be in an enclosed space, surrounded by people who are constantly on their mobile phones. What about YOU? |
yes me too. At least, we'll catch some din, have a little something to think about. Anyways, it's good news for everyone aboard.
There are so few things to look forward to about flying nowadays. It's impossible to get upgrades anymore, you don't get fed anything and you have to check your luggage because you have a tube of toothpaste. Ugh.
One of the few things I look forward to is the peace and quiet of not being able to be reached by phone for an hour or two. It's a small taste of the stress free life.
Being able to have people call me on the phone in the air would shatter this. Isn't life hard enough for us business travellers? Don't we deserve a quick break?
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