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Passenger Tried To Enter Cockpit To Charge Phone, Thrown Out Of Flight
The passenger who tried to enter cockpit on Indigo flight was disembarked from the and taken to the Mumbai Airport police station.
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Telephone Booths No Longer On List Of "Essentials" At Railway Stations
In a sign of the mobile times, public telephone booths at stations are no longer a 'minimum essential amenity' for passengers with the railways adding universal charging points and nursing stations to the list instead, officials said.
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Worried About Over Charging? Now, Check Train Food Prices On Phone
Worried about overcharging by railway caterers? Passengers can now check the maximum retail price (MRP) of food items on IRCTC's newly-launched "Menu on Rail" application and be sure that they are not taken for a ride.
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Twitter Can't Decide Whether This Prank Is Pure Evil Or Pure Genius
A Twitter user who goes by the handle @JustBasicDave on the micro-blogging site decided to prank fellow passengers at the Miami International Airport late last week. He placed stickers - yes, stickers - that look exactly like power outlets around the airport and then filmed confused passengers attempt to charge their phones and laptops.
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US Regulator Tells Air Passengers Not To Turn On Galaxy Note 7 Phones
Airline passengers should not turn on or charge their Samsung Electronics Co Ltd Galaxy Note 7 smartphones during flights or stow them in checked baggage due to concerns over the phone's fire-prone batteries, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said.
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Australian Airlines Ban Use Of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Phones After Battery Fires
Three Australian airlines have banned passengers from using or charging Samsung Electronics' Galaxy Note 7 smartphones during flights due to concerns over the phone's fire-prone batteries.
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Passenger Tried To Enter Cockpit To Charge Phone, Thrown Out Of Flight
The passenger who tried to enter cockpit on Indigo flight was disembarked from the and taken to the Mumbai Airport police station.
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Telephone Booths No Longer On List Of "Essentials" At Railway Stations
In a sign of the mobile times, public telephone booths at stations are no longer a 'minimum essential amenity' for passengers with the railways adding universal charging points and nursing stations to the list instead, officials said.
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Worried About Over Charging? Now, Check Train Food Prices On Phone
Worried about overcharging by railway caterers? Passengers can now check the maximum retail price (MRP) of food items on IRCTC's newly-launched "Menu on Rail" application and be sure that they are not taken for a ride.
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Twitter Can't Decide Whether This Prank Is Pure Evil Or Pure Genius
A Twitter user who goes by the handle @JustBasicDave on the micro-blogging site decided to prank fellow passengers at the Miami International Airport late last week. He placed stickers - yes, stickers - that look exactly like power outlets around the airport and then filmed confused passengers attempt to charge their phones and laptops.
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US Regulator Tells Air Passengers Not To Turn On Galaxy Note 7 Phones
Airline passengers should not turn on or charge their Samsung Electronics Co Ltd Galaxy Note 7 smartphones during flights or stow them in checked baggage due to concerns over the phone's fire-prone batteries, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said.
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Australian Airlines Ban Use Of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Phones After Battery Fires
Three Australian airlines have banned passengers from using or charging Samsung Electronics' Galaxy Note 7 smartphones during flights due to concerns over the phone's fire-prone batteries.
