₦airaland Forum

peekspot:
https://x.com/NigeriaCAA/status/1957850517058556265?t=p94OvvTydJBgtuwX3UOUtg&s=19[/quote]Dat nah for inside Nigeria, so local flyers ova to Una,You guys can protest by not flying for 2 weeks

Hedonisco:
I have never switched off and never will. I simply tuck my phone away in my pocket when the flight is about to take off, recline into my seat, and think about my life for the next hour or so until the plane lands, that's it.

Gbadugbakun:
So how are we supposed to take pictures in order to prove to people that we entered aeroplane?

Hedonisco:
I have never switched off and never will. I simply tuck my phone away in my pocket when the flight is about to take off, recline into my seat, and think about my life for the next hour or so until the plane lands, that's it.

Gbadugbakun:
So how are we supposed to take pictures in order to prove to people that we entered aeroplane?

peekspot:
https://x.com/NigeriaCAA/status/1957850517058556265?t=p94OvvTydJBgtuwX3UOUtg&s=19[/quote]Ignorant agency. Oyibo when create the plane know why them still create airplane/flight mode for phones

peekspot:
https://x.com/NigeriaCAA/status/1957850517058556265?t=p94OvvTydJBgtuwX3UOUtg&s=19[/quote]I hope those wey get power button issues don hear

Racoon:
Normally, the instruction is to always turn off phones according to ICAO standard. However, some flying passengers are often obstinate to this safety instruction. I strictly observed same when I flew from Abuja to Lagos

Dennisochampa:
So they know this and decided to withdraw the case against comfort

In my opinion, let her serve her jail term and also fine the airline heavily for allowing the explicit video leak online...

That way, everybody learns a lesson...
Passengers learn to be disciplined at all times and airline operators learn to be professional at all times.....

Hedonisco:
I have never switched off and never will. I simply tuck my phone away in my pocket when the flight is about to take off, recline into my seat, and think about my life for the next hour or so until the plane lands, that's it.

indigenous234:
Can they not install a network jamming device or system at the planes?

Hedonisco:
I have never switched off and never will.... that's it

Gbadugbakun:
So how are we supposed to take pictures in order to prove to people that we entered aeroplane?

indigenous234:
Can they not install a network jamming device or system at the planes?

Arostar2023:
You don't know that it's for your own safety? You can never tell how incoming calls and so on can affect a plane's navigation during takeoff and landing.

gulfer:
What a dumb and stupid directive; just when airlines are moving almost upwards full on flight connectivity, our NCAA is moving many steps in the opposite direction
Anyways, kundus to them

Hedonisco:
I have never switched off and never will. I simply tuck my phone away in my pocket when the flight is about to take off, recline into my seat, and think about my life for the next hour or so until the plane lands, that's it.

Hedonisco:
I have never switched off and never will. I simply tuck my phone away in my pocket when the flight is about to take off, recline into my seat, and think about my life for the next hour or so until the plane lands, that's it.

Frezhkid10:
It doesn’t bro…and can never crash a plane..only that a faint sharp noise will be heard over the intercom

peekspot:
SWITCH OFF PHONES, OTHER PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICES DURING FLIGHT TAKE-OFF AND LANDING," CAPT. NAJOMO TASKS AIR PASSENGERS

Director-General Civil Aviation, (DGCA), Capt. Chris Najomo, has tasked air passengers to ensure they switch off their phones and other portable electronic devices during flight take-off and landing.

He also directed Nigeria’s airline operators to amend their Operations Manuals to reflect this requirement and submit to the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) for approval.

Capt. Najomo gave these directives today during an emergency National Civil Aviation Security Committee (NCASC) meeting convened by the NCAA in Abuja.
https://x.com/NigeriaCAA/status/1957850517058556265?t=p94OvvTydJBgtuwX3UOUtg&s=19[/quote]In Europe and elsewhere this isn't an issue because 5G is now in full use, so 5G phones can be used on flights WITHOUT any disruptions.

Until the upgrades are done to permit the use of 5G phones on flights within the Nigerian aviation industry, the use of mobile phones would pose a threat to flights due to instrument frequencies being of the same range with mobile phone frequencies. So, mobile phones and other devices have to be turned off.

Hedonisco:
I have never switched off and never will. I simply tuck my phone away in my pocket when the flight is about to take off, recline into my seat, and think about my life for the next hour or so until the plane lands , that's it.

Gbadugbakun:
So how are we supposed to take pictures in order to prove to people that we entered aeroplane?

olumike001:
So what will it cost you to switch it off

Just a simple instruction.

Is it this hard?

OAKSFIVEFARMS:
A little imagination would help you here. But it's almost as if I know you.

You employ imagination when you don't need to and stubbornly refuse to do so when it is important to, claiming you already know it all.

Is that faint sharp noise ideal?

You realise that in that second the control tower could be telling the pilot something important and that interference will drown it out don't you?

Plane crashes have been caused in this exact manner.

Gbadugbakun:
So how are we supposed to take pictures in order to prove to people that we entered aeroplane?