Have you ever wondered whether putting your phone on airplane mode really makes a difference during a flight? Well, American aviation experts are wondering the same.
European regulators cleared the way for devices that use 5G technology to remain on. The U.S. may soon follow suit.European regulators cleared the way for devices that use 5G technology to remain on and the U.S. may soon follow suit.
Aviation experts say the main issue is that there's still the potential for interference with the plane's navigation systems. Airplane mode for cellular devices is currently used as a precaution. There is no evidence that electronic interference has caused problems or has been a factor in a crash. The FCC says devices not in airplane mode in the air have the potential to overload networks on the ground.
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