By: Vaishali Kapila
Ever wondered why airlines always insist on switching to flight mode? It's not just a formality - there are real and important reasons behind this rule. Let's find out!
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Your phone keeps sending out strong signals that can interfere with the aircraft's navigation and communication systems.
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At high altitudes, phones constantly try to connect to multiple towers at once, which can overload and confuse ground networks.
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Without flight mode, your phone continuously searches for mobile signals, causing the battery to run out much faster.
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Pilots and crew may hear constant buzzing or static interference in their sensitive headsets when phones aren't in flight mode.
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Some airlines offer WiFi onboard, but active mobile networks can clash with it, leading to slower and unstable connectivity.
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For tips on airplane etiquette, click below.
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