Radio and Laptop on Quantas
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Is using a simple AM/AFM radio and a laptop allowed on a UK to Australia
quantas flight ? Do they scan and or inspect itmes like these for security
reasons ? It is ok to carry and use these ?
If a laptop is ok is there any internet access available, if so how does
this work ?
quantas flight ? Do they scan and or inspect itmes like these for security
reasons ? It is ok to carry and use these ?
If a laptop is ok is there any internet access available, if so how does
this work ?
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In article <[email protected]>, ___ says...
> Is using a simple AM/AFM radio and a laptop allowed on a UK to Australia
> quantas flight ? Do they scan and or inspect itmes like these for security
> reasons ? It is ok to carry and use these ?
>
> If a laptop is ok is there any internet access available, if so how does
> this work ?
http://www.quantas.com/inflight/availability.htm has all the information
you need.
> Is using a simple AM/AFM radio and a laptop allowed on a UK to Australia
> quantas flight ? Do they scan and or inspect itmes like these for security
> reasons ? It is ok to carry and use these ?
>
> If a laptop is ok is there any internet access available, if so how does
> this work ?
http://www.quantas.com/inflight/availability.htm has all the information
you need.
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QANTAS!!!!!
NO 'U'!!!!
No internet in the air either; but radios and laptops are fine after
take-off, provided you use earphones with the radio - and understand you'll
not stay in range of any one station for long!
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> Is using a simple AM/AFM radio and a laptop allowed on a UK to Australia
> quantas flight ? Do they scan and or inspect itmes like these for security
> reasons ? It is ok to carry and use these ?
> If a laptop is ok is there any internet access available, if so how does
> this work ?
>
NO 'U'!!!!
No internet in the air either; but radios and laptops are fine after
take-off, provided you use earphones with the radio - and understand you'll
not stay in range of any one station for long!
"___" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Is using a simple AM/AFM radio and a laptop allowed on a UK to Australia
> quantas flight ? Do they scan and or inspect itmes like these for security
> reasons ? It is ok to carry and use these ?
> If a laptop is ok is there any internet access available, if so how does
> this work ?
>
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> In article <[email protected]>, ___ says...
>> Is using a simple AM/AFM radio and a laptop allowed on a UK to Australia
>> quantas flight ? Do they scan and or inspect itmes like these for
>> security
>> reasons ? It is ok to carry and use these ?
>> If a laptop is ok is there any internet access available, if so how does
>> this work ?
> http://www.quantas.com/inflight/availability.htm has all the information
> you need.
Dead link ?
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> In article <[email protected]>, ___ says...
>> Is using a simple AM/AFM radio and a laptop allowed on a UK to Australia
>> quantas flight ? Do they scan and or inspect itmes like these for
>> security
>> reasons ? It is ok to carry and use these ?
>> If a laptop is ok is there any internet access available, if so how does
>> this work ?
> http://www.quantas.com/inflight/availability.htm has all the information
> you need.
Dead link ?
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> QANTAS!!!!!
> NO 'U'!!!!
Yes mistake there!
> No internet in the air either; but radios and laptops are fine after
> take-off, provided you use earphones with the radio - and understand
> you'll not stay in range of any one station for long!
So what about the security checks for laptops, removal of battery etc ?
Is'nt net access available / possible nowadays, thought it was ?
> "___" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> Is using a simple AM/AFM radio and a laptop allowed on a UK to Australia
>> quantas flight ? Do they scan and or inspect itmes like these for
>> security
>> reasons ? It is ok to carry and use these ?
>> If a laptop is ok is there any internet access available, if so how does
>> this work ?
>
news:[email protected] u...
> QANTAS!!!!!
> NO 'U'!!!!
Yes mistake there!
> No internet in the air either; but radios and laptops are fine after
> take-off, provided you use earphones with the radio - and understand
> you'll not stay in range of any one station for long!
So what about the security checks for laptops, removal of battery etc ?
Is'nt net access available / possible nowadays, thought it was ?
> "___" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> Is using a simple AM/AFM radio and a laptop allowed on a UK to Australia
>> quantas flight ? Do they scan and or inspect itmes like these for
>> security
>> reasons ? It is ok to carry and use these ?
>> If a laptop is ok is there any internet access available, if so how does
>> this work ?
>
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In article <[email protected]>, noone says...
> So what about the security checks for laptops, removal of battery etc ?
Depends on the level of security, but most places will at least make you
open them up.
> Is'nt net access available / possible nowadays, thought it was ?
Not on Qantas until 2006.
Peter
> So what about the security checks for laptops, removal of battery etc ?
Depends on the level of security, but most places will at least make you
open them up.
> Is'nt net access available / possible nowadays, thought it was ?
Not on Qantas until 2006.
Peter
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Security is not airline specific. Each airport authority provides security
services - and they're stringent everywhere!!!
"noone" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "A Mate" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected] u...
>> QANTAS!!!!!
>> NO 'U'!!!!
> Yes mistake there!
>> No internet in the air either; but radios and laptops are fine after
>> take-off, provided you use earphones with the radio - and understand
>> you'll not stay in range of any one station for long!
> So what about the security checks for laptops, removal of battery etc ?
> Is'nt net access available / possible nowadays, thought it was ?
>> "___" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> Is using a simple AM/AFM radio and a laptop allowed on a UK to Australia
>>> quantas flight ? Do they scan and or inspect itmes like these for
>>> security
>>> reasons ? It is ok to carry and use these ?
>>> If a laptop is ok is there any internet access available, if so how does
>>> this work ?
>
services - and they're stringent everywhere!!!
"noone" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "A Mate" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected] u...
>> QANTAS!!!!!
>> NO 'U'!!!!
> Yes mistake there!
>> No internet in the air either; but radios and laptops are fine after
>> take-off, provided you use earphones with the radio - and understand
>> you'll not stay in range of any one station for long!
> So what about the security checks for laptops, removal of battery etc ?
> Is'nt net access available / possible nowadays, thought it was ?
>> "___" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> Is using a simple AM/AFM radio and a laptop allowed on a UK to Australia
>>> quantas flight ? Do they scan and or inspect itmes like these for
>>> security
>>> reasons ? It is ok to carry and use these ?
>>> If a laptop is ok is there any internet access available, if so how does
>>> this work ?
>
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This link, which IS alive tells you all you need to know!!
http://www.qantas.com.au/info/flying/index
"Peter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> In article <[email protected]>, noone says...
>> So what about the security checks for laptops, removal of battery etc ?
> Depends on the level of security, but most places will at least make you
> open them up.
>> Is'nt net access available / possible nowadays, thought it was ?
> Not on Qantas until 2006.
> Peter
http://www.qantas.com.au/info/flying/index
"Peter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> In article <[email protected]>, noone says...
>> So what about the security checks for laptops, removal of battery etc ?
> Depends on the level of security, but most places will at least make you
> open them up.
>> Is'nt net access available / possible nowadays, thought it was ?
> Not on Qantas until 2006.
> Peter
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In article <[email protected]> , A Mate
says...
> This link, which IS alive tells you all you need to know!!
>
>
> http://www.qantas.com.au/info/flying/index
Yeah, but it's not as funny.
says...
> This link, which IS alive tells you all you need to know!!
>
>
> http://www.qantas.com.au/info/flying/index
Yeah, but it's not as funny.
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Not sure about a radio but a laptop is covered here:
http://www.qantas.com.au/info/flying...baggageCarryOn
Ross
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> Is using a simple AM/AFM radio and a laptop allowed on a UK to Australia
> quantas flight ? Do they scan and or inspect itmes like these for security
> reasons ? It is ok to carry and use these ?
> If a laptop is ok is there any internet access available, if so how does
> this work ?
>
http://www.qantas.com.au/info/flying...baggageCarryOn
Ross
"___" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Is using a simple AM/AFM radio and a laptop allowed on a UK to Australia
> quantas flight ? Do they scan and or inspect itmes like these for security
> reasons ? It is ok to carry and use these ?
> If a laptop is ok is there any internet access available, if so how does
> this work ?
>
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"noone" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "A Mate" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected] u...
>> QANTAS!!!!!
>> NO 'U'!!!!
> Yes mistake there!
>> No internet in the air either; but radios and laptops are fine after
>> take-off, provided you use earphones with the radio - and understand
>> you'll not stay in range of any one station for long!
> So what about the security checks for laptops, removal of battery etc ?
They usually just put em through the baggage scanner
> Is'nt net access available / possible nowadays, thought it was ?
Yes but it costs an arm and a leg when available.
Keith
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> "A Mate" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected] u...
>> QANTAS!!!!!
>> NO 'U'!!!!
> Yes mistake there!
>> No internet in the air either; but radios and laptops are fine after
>> take-off, provided you use earphones with the radio - and understand
>> you'll not stay in range of any one station for long!
> So what about the security checks for laptops, removal of battery etc ?
They usually just put em through the baggage scanner
> Is'nt net access available / possible nowadays, thought it was ?
Yes but it costs an arm and a leg when available.
Keith
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Never ever check your laptop in!! They'll put it through the usual scanner -
and ask you to power it up when you take it through as carry on baggage.
Easy enough!?
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> "noone" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> "A Mate" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected] u...
>>> QANTAS!!!!!
>>> NO 'U'!!!!
>> Yes mistake there!
>>> No internet in the air either; but radios and laptops are fine after
>>> take-off, provided you use earphones with the radio - and understand
>>> you'll not stay in range of any one station for long!
>> So what about the security checks for laptops, removal of battery etc ?
> They usually just put em through the baggage scanner
>> Is'nt net access available / possible nowadays, thought it was ?
> Yes but it costs an arm and a leg when available.
> Keith
>
and ask you to power it up when you take it through as carry on baggage.
Easy enough!?
"Keith Willshaw" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "noone" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> "A Mate" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected] u...
>>> QANTAS!!!!!
>>> NO 'U'!!!!
>> Yes mistake there!
>>> No internet in the air either; but radios and laptops are fine after
>>> take-off, provided you use earphones with the radio - and understand
>>> you'll not stay in range of any one station for long!
>> So what about the security checks for laptops, removal of battery etc ?
> They usually just put em through the baggage scanner
>> Is'nt net access available / possible nowadays, thought it was ?
> Yes but it costs an arm and a leg when available.
> Keith
>
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___ <[email protected]> wrote:
> Is using a simple AM/AFM radio and a laptop allowed on a UK to Australia
> quantas flight ? Do they scan and or inspect itmes like these for security
> reasons ? It is ok to carry and use these ?
Laptop - no problem. You will probably need to take it out of the case
when going through security, and possibly turn it on (although nowhere I've
been has made me do this yet).
AM/FM radio. Firstly, why? It most likely won't work. Seconly, no, I
wouldn't try using it. The last few times I've flown anywhere they have
explicitely said no radio transmittors _or receivers_ are allowed.
> If a laptop is ok is there any internet access available, if so how does
> this work ?
Depends - do you have a very long modem cable?
Scott
> Is using a simple AM/AFM radio and a laptop allowed on a UK to Australia
> quantas flight ? Do they scan and or inspect itmes like these for security
> reasons ? It is ok to carry and use these ?
Laptop - no problem. You will probably need to take it out of the case
when going through security, and possibly turn it on (although nowhere I've
been has made me do this yet).
AM/FM radio. Firstly, why? It most likely won't work. Seconly, no, I
wouldn't try using it. The last few times I've flown anywhere they have
explicitely said no radio transmittors _or receivers_ are allowed.
> If a laptop is ok is there any internet access available, if so how does
> this work ?
Depends - do you have a very long modem cable?
Scott
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In article <1099224717.226887@docbert>, Scott Howard says...
> AM/FM radio. Firstly, why? It most likely won't work. Seconly, no, I
> wouldn't try using it. The last few times I've flown anywhere they have
> explicitely said no radio transmittors _or receivers_ are allowed.
Those clockwork cell phones are allowed, however.
> AM/FM radio. Firstly, why? It most likely won't work. Seconly, no, I
> wouldn't try using it. The last few times I've flown anywhere they have
> explicitely said no radio transmittors _or receivers_ are allowed.
Those clockwork cell phones are allowed, however.
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On Sat, 30 Oct 2004 20:41:48 +0100, "___" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Is using a simple AM/AFM radio and a laptop allowed on a UK to Australia
>quantas flight ? Do they scan and or inspect itmes like these for security
>reasons ? It is ok to carry and use these ?
Radio receivers are not allowed in flight on any major carrier.
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Craig
>Is using a simple AM/AFM radio and a laptop allowed on a UK to Australia
>quantas flight ? Do they scan and or inspect itmes like these for security
>reasons ? It is ok to carry and use these ?
Radio receivers are not allowed in flight on any major carrier.
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Craig