Darf man einer Person die im Flugzeug sitzt SMS schreiben?
…oder ist es gefährlich???
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Also Kabinenlautstärke, Kabinenhöhe usw.
Ist das fliegen im Airbus A380 anders?
Die Frage bezieht sich auf den Fluggast ? Besseres Essen etc. ? Wer ist schonmal A380 geflogen ?
Warum benötigt ein Fallschirmsprung eine Freifallphase?
Könnte man den Fallschirm auch direkt nach Sprung öffnen?
Will Pilot bei der Lufthansa werden welche Voraussetzungen?
ByleMaxi
Hallo, kann man sich von der Lufthansa selbst irgendwie einen Voraussetzungs bogen zuschicken lassen. Wenn ja wo kann man das machen?
Existieren schwimmfähige Flugzeuge auf Flugzeugträgern?
Hin und wieder rutscht eine Flugzeug über die Landebahn von Flugzeugträgern hinaus. Gluckert es dann ab oder gibt es Auftriebskörper? Im ersten Fall dürfte die Bergung schwierig werden.
Hello,
Yes, you can write and dangerous is just the often pointless rowing of letters that hold quite a lot of people for a message 😉 Besides: What is so important that you need to transfer it during the flight? It is enough if the chancellor can send and receive SMS at any time.
And you can’t send a text message in most cases, because about Siberia with 3,000 km of nothing around the plane and satellites that are inaccessible over the equator for the phone, you rarely get a connection. It is different if the aircraft is equipped for this:
“The use of mobile phones remains with the publication of the new EU guidelines prohibited unless: the airlines have the technical requirements. A switching station must then be installed in the aircraft, such as the already approved OnAir system. In addition, the aircraft manufacturer must also certify the safety of the operation of mobile phones. ‘
And on:
“The responsible aircraft operator may at any time prohibit the operation of these devices regardless of faults in the vehicle electronics. The passengers must follow the instructions.”
(Information of the Federal Aviation Office of 28.02.2014)
Why shouldn’t you be allowed? Or, in other words, how should I know if you’re in the plane or not? If the Recipient responsible for the fact that his mobile phone is switched off when this is necessary. So if I write a text message to someone and the phone is out, he’ll get it only when he turns it on again.
Of course you can do this completely without danger.
However, if the airfoiler is not specially equipped, the person at the top will not have a net. And even if: Because of permanent telephones, there have already been blows and advanced landings in the past.
There’s a phone in the plane. If the phone is over a so-called. “Flight mode” (e.g. smartphone) can and may be used some functions (games, computers, address book etc.). But what is needed on radio waves for communication (UMTS, GSM, LTE, etc.) is also switched off to prevent disturbances of the instruments in the cockpit. Do you think you can reach a mobile phone in the plane at 10,000 meters altitude? Go to the Alps and go to a very high mountain… then you can see if you have a reception with your phone. Mostly not.
@HushPuppie,
Of course you can write an SMS in an airplane.
Since a mobile phone in a plane has to be in flight mode quite safely, you can only not send the written SMS.
Kind regards
Delveng
You can calm down. Mobile phone must be on the plane, so this person can read your sms only after landing.
No more in each
Oh, I haven’t known yet. With us it has always been said that it must be out
However, telephone calls are not in it, says Lufthansa and say other airlines. And phone calls still include the SMS. He can send ne mail if his partner was ready for 2 hours via FlyNet® Summer Special or pay €9. 😉
You are right again:-)
The fact that there are free Wi-Fi on board some aircraft suggests that you don’t have to turn it off;D
However, you can write SMS the better question is whether you receive the mobile phone network during the flight and the answer to the net question is unfortunately no.
Of course you can. Either you have to have the phone off, then he gets it later or you can have it, then he will answer.
Before you write an SMS, you always have to 100% secure that he is not sitting in the plane, otherwise one makes himself to the highest degree criminal or the plane crashes into the sea!!!
You can’t.
Sure, the phone on the plane is out anyway.
You won’t have a reception in the plane.