FAA Study May Loosen Restrictions on In-Flight Gadget Use

The Federal Aviation Administration announced Monday it will study the use of portable electronic devices on airliners, potentially opening the door to allowing greater use of smartphones, tablets or e-readers during flights. Currently, the FAA requires airlines to determine which devices can safely be used in-flight, and all U.S. airlines now ban the use of devices such as mobile phones, laptops and e-readers during takeoff and landing. The FAA is re-examining that policy, however.

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