Clashes have broken out at the Turkish border with Syria as hundreds of Kurds gathered in an attempt to join the fightback against ISIL.Turkish security forces fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse the crowd. The outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) has stoked tensions by calling for young Turks to rush to save Kobani, a besieged border town, from the militants.The group has accused Turkey of supporting the jihadists, which Ankara strenuously denies.Meanwhile Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has repeated his call for a buffer zone inside Syrian territory for refugees from the latest violence on its border,Euro News
The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has allowed European airlines to permit the use of mobile phones following the aircraft landing.
Airlines can also allow the use of portable electronic devices (PEDs) throughout the flight, after a safety assessment process, according to a media statement of EASA.
PEDs include any kind of electronic device brought on board the aircraft by a passenger such as smartphone, tablet, laptop, e-reader, MP3 player, etc.
The new guidance allows airlines to permit PEDs to stay switched on, without the need to be in ‘Airplane Mode’.
It is up to each airline to decide to allow the use of PEDs. In order to do this, the airline will have to go through an assessment process, ensuring aircraft systems are not affected in any way by the transmission signals from the PEDs.
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The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has allowed European airlines to permit the use of mobile phones following the aircraft landing.
Airlines can also allow the use of portable electronic devices (PEDs) throughout the flight, after a safety assessment process, according to a media statement of EASA.
PEDs include any kind of electronic device brought on board the aircraft by a passenger such as smartphone, tablet, laptop, e-reader, MP3 player, etc.
The new guidance allows airlines to permit PEDs to stay switched on, without the need to be in ‘Airplane Mode’.
It is up to each airline to decide to allow the use of PEDs. In order to do this, the airline will have to go through an assessment process, ensuring aircraft systems are not affected in any way by the transmission signals from the PEDs.
- See more at: http://www.novinite.com/articles/163....Dxm70gYG.dpuf
