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September 26, 2006
Virgin Lifts Apple Notebook Ban
The onboard use of Apple and Dell laptops containing batteries was banned recently by the airline, after the companies recalled of more than five million batteries because of a risk of overheating.
"Customers wishing to use an Apple or Dell laptop on board can only do so once the laptop battery serial number has been checked by a member of the Cabin Crew," the company states on its website. "If the battery is permitted for use, the laptop may be used as normal on board, with no further restrictions."
Posted by jasonogrady at September 26, 2006 11:19 PM
Category: Battery
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