Electronic devices that must not be used on board

1. Mobile Phones: You must keep your mobile phones switched off or in flight mode during the flight. The signal transmission function of the phones must be disabled.

2. Laptops: You must switch off your laptops and stow them in your cabin baggage during take-off and landing. You may use these devices during the flight, but they must be stowed in accordance with safety instructions.

3. Tablets and E-readers: Tablets and e-readers may be used throughout the flight, but it is important that these are also stowed safely during take-off and landing.

4. Electrical Appliances and Toys: Other devices not permitted for use during the flight include electric toys, hand tools and high-powered devices. Such devices should generally not be used during the flight for safety reasons.

5. Charging Devices: Charging devices from the in-flight power sockets is generally prohibited. You may only use the special sockets provided by the cabin crew to charge your personal devices.

6. Other Electronic Devices: You must adhere to the rules set by your airline regarding the use of electronic devices. Each airline may apply different rules.

Before using your electronic devices, it is important that you carefully follow the cabin crew’s instructions and ensure your devices comply with the regulations necessary for the aircraft’s safety.