On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 14:31:19 -0800, David MR <damiross2@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >From a Southwest page: >When indicated by Flight Attendant announcements, during the cruise phase of >flight these devices may be operated: DVD, CD, and tape players, personal >digital assistants (PDAs or hand-held computers), electronic calculators, >hand held electronic games, electronic cameras, Global Positioning Satellite >(GPS) receivers, and devices that compose e-mail or text messages without >transmitting or receiving. Note the America West Magazine says the following: Electronic devices that transmit or receive a signal, such as cellular phones (in any mode; i.e. game mode), GPS receivers, all pagers, portable TVs, radio and transmitters/transceivers, and remote-control toys may cause interference with communication and navigation systems. Their use is prohibited during flight, taxi, take-off and landing. These items may be used only while the aircraft is parked and the aircraft door is open. However, calculators, electronic games or shavers, personal digital assistants (except those that transmit/receive), computers, CD, DVD or MP3 players, voice recorders, and video cameras may be used in flight, but must be turned off and the items stowed during taxi, takeoff, landing and when directed by a crew member. -- David Mueller / HNL dmueller7@xxxxxxxxx http://www.quanterium.com