More Details on the Aeroplane Laptop Travel Ban →

March 21, 2017 · 21:38 · Wojtek Pietrusiewicz

BBC UK:

The United States and United Kingdom have announced that laptops, e-readers and almost any other electronic device that is not a phone will be banned from cabin luggage on some flights.

The US rule only applies to 10 airports, but one of those is the world’s busiest international airport – Dubai International.

For more details, including a full list of countries and airports, see the original piece on BBC’s site.


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