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Britain Lifts Laptop Ban For Some Flights From Turkey
Britain on Friday lifted a ban on personal electronic devices for flights from Istanbul's Sabiha Gokcen airport but will keep restrictions for Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia and other Turkish hubs.
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Laptop Ban: EU, US to Discuss Possible Expansion to Europe
Top EU and US officials will hold talks on Friday over a possible US ban on carry-on computers on European flights to the United States, an EU spokeswoman said.
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Laptop Ban: US Airlines Said to Meet Homeland Security on Expanding Ban to Europe
The Trump administration is likely to include some European countries in the in-cabin ban on gadgets larger than cellphones.
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UN Aviation Agency Seeks Global Approach to Laptop Ban
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) met on Tuesday to debate the issue after the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and other countries complained their airlines had been unduly penalised.
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After Ban, Turkish Airlines To Offer Laptops To Business-Class Travellers
Turkish Airlines on Saturday said it would offer laptops to business-class travellers after Britain and the United States banned large electronic devices from the cabin of flights from certain countries.
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Electronics Ban on Flights Not a Long-Term Solution, Says IATA Boss
"We call on governments to work with the industry to find a way to keep flying secure without separating passengers from their personal electronics."
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After Electronics Ban, Airlines Promise To Make Flying Great Again
Airlines affected by the US and UK ban on carry-on electronics are using it to their full advantage. The US banned passengers traveling from several Muslim-majority nations from carrying portable electronics on board. A day later, Britain announced a similar ban.
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UK Laptop Ban on Flights to Be Implemented by Saturday
"It will have to be done by Saturday" at 0001 GMT at the latest, a government spokesman told AFP.
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Laptop And Tablet Bans On Flights: What We Know
The restrictions are different in the two countries and only Britain has specified the maximum size of electronic device allowed.
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Laptops, Tablets on Aeroplanes: What's the Threat?
The US and UK have banned laptops and tablet computers from passenger cabins on certain airlines' flights from some airports.
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US, UK Ban Laptops on Flights From Turkey, Middle East
US officials would not say how long the ban would last, but the Dubai-based Emirates airline told AFP that it had been instructed to enforce it until at least October 14.
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Banning Laptops, Tablets On Planes: The Threat And More In 7 Points
The United States and Britain have banned laptops and tablet computers from passenger cabins on certain airlines' flights from some airports in Turkey, the Middle East and North Africa, citing terror threats.
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Britain Follows US In Banning Electronics On Some Flights From Muslim-Majority Countries
Britain joined the United States on Tuesday in banning passengers traveling from airports in several Muslim-majority countries from bringing laptops, tablets and other portable electronic devices on board with them when they fly.
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After US, UK Bans Laptop, Tablet On Flights From 6 Countries
Britain tightened airline security on flights from Turkey, the Middle East and North Africa on Tuesday, banning laptops and tablet computers from the plane cabin hours after the US announced similar security warning.
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Britain sets precedent, bans unlicensed 3D-printing of guns
The British Home Office updated its rules, to declare an up to 10 year punishment for the unlicensed 3D printing of guns.
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Britain Lifts Laptop Ban For Some Flights From Turkey
Britain on Friday lifted a ban on personal electronic devices for flights from Istanbul's Sabiha Gokcen airport but will keep restrictions for Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia and other Turkish hubs.
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Laptop Ban: EU, US to Discuss Possible Expansion to Europe
Top EU and US officials will hold talks on Friday over a possible US ban on carry-on computers on European flights to the United States, an EU spokeswoman said.
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Laptop Ban: US Airlines Said to Meet Homeland Security on Expanding Ban to Europe
The Trump administration is likely to include some European countries in the in-cabin ban on gadgets larger than cellphones.
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UN Aviation Agency Seeks Global Approach to Laptop Ban
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) met on Tuesday to debate the issue after the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and other countries complained their airlines had been unduly penalised.
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After Ban, Turkish Airlines To Offer Laptops To Business-Class Travellers
Turkish Airlines on Saturday said it would offer laptops to business-class travellers after Britain and the United States banned large electronic devices from the cabin of flights from certain countries.
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Electronics Ban on Flights Not a Long-Term Solution, Says IATA Boss
"We call on governments to work with the industry to find a way to keep flying secure without separating passengers from their personal electronics."
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After Electronics Ban, Airlines Promise To Make Flying Great Again
Airlines affected by the US and UK ban on carry-on electronics are using it to their full advantage. The US banned passengers traveling from several Muslim-majority nations from carrying portable electronics on board. A day later, Britain announced a similar ban.
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UK Laptop Ban on Flights to Be Implemented by Saturday
"It will have to be done by Saturday" at 0001 GMT at the latest, a government spokesman told AFP.
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Laptop And Tablet Bans On Flights: What We Know
The restrictions are different in the two countries and only Britain has specified the maximum size of electronic device allowed.
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Laptops, Tablets on Aeroplanes: What's the Threat?
The US and UK have banned laptops and tablet computers from passenger cabins on certain airlines' flights from some airports.
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US, UK Ban Laptops on Flights From Turkey, Middle East
US officials would not say how long the ban would last, but the Dubai-based Emirates airline told AFP that it had been instructed to enforce it until at least October 14.
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Banning Laptops, Tablets On Planes: The Threat And More In 7 Points
The United States and Britain have banned laptops and tablet computers from passenger cabins on certain airlines' flights from some airports in Turkey, the Middle East and North Africa, citing terror threats.
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Britain Follows US In Banning Electronics On Some Flights From Muslim-Majority Countries
Britain joined the United States on Tuesday in banning passengers traveling from airports in several Muslim-majority countries from bringing laptops, tablets and other portable electronic devices on board with them when they fly.
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After US, UK Bans Laptop, Tablet On Flights From 6 Countries
Britain tightened airline security on flights from Turkey, the Middle East and North Africa on Tuesday, banning laptops and tablet computers from the plane cabin hours after the US announced similar security warning.
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Britain sets precedent, bans unlicensed 3D-printing of guns
The British Home Office updated its rules, to declare an up to 10 year punishment for the unlicensed 3D printing of guns.
