Turkish Airlines offers laptops to beat UK, US electronics ban
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Muscat - Emirates Voice
Turkish Airlines 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.
But Turkish Airlines said it would offer a solution to its business-class travellers. “The airline that flies to the most countries of the world, continues to develop new solutions for its passengers with respect to the electronics ban, applied on US and UK bound flights. The carrier has now started to offer laptops for its business class passengers on US-bound flights,” it said in a statement.
The airline would also offer the same service for UK- bound business class passengers from May 12. “By this new service, those passengers will be able to uninterruptedly be taken up with their personal things to do on their laptops above the clouds, while they can experience the Planet, the seamless in-flight entertainment system of Turkish Airlines, on the other side,” it added
Source: Timesofoman
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