PETALING JAYA - Passengers onboard Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) airlines will no longer be required to turn off their electronic devices starting July 1 due to a new feature called Gate-to-Gate connectivity. In a statement on Tuesday, MAG said the airline has been...
PETALING JAYA - Passengers onboard Malaysia Aviation Group airlines will no longer be required to turn off their electronic devices starting July 1 due to a new feature called Gate-to-Gate connectivity.
It said that passengers can stay connected on their personal or portable electronic devices such as mobile phones and tablets throughout the journey by enabling flight mode.
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