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SriLankan Airlines today banned passengers and crew members from using and carrying Samsung Note 7 phones on board SriLankan and Mihin Lanka aircraft with immediate effect.
Issuing a statement, SriLankan Airlines said the ban comes into effect subsequent to the series of incident reported on explosions of the mobile device when connected to power.
“With the Airline's prime priority being the safety and well-being of passengers, the Airline took immediate action to advise the passengers against the carriage and usage of the device on board and prepared cabin crew members to assist passengers,” it said.
With the imposing of a complete ban the Airline has taken measures to educate the passengers through posters displayed at check-in counters and pre-boarding announcements.
The Airline said it has a procedure in place in case a device is found on-board.
ali Tuesday, 18 October 2016 04:35 PM
A good lesson and question on ethics for greedy manufacturers. Every day we face this kind of service providers in SL But who bans or questions them?
ANTON Tuesday, 18 October 2016 04:43 PM
MELTING POINT OF THE SAMUNG PRODUCTS.
ala Tuesday, 18 October 2016 04:45 PM
Good thinking. When will Srilankan get the ban??
Kaboos Wednesday, 19 October 2016 09:05 AM
sAMSUNG higher the climb heavier the fall
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