Air travellers oppose mobile phones in flight: Survey
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Most travellers are opposed to the use of mobile phones on airplanes but would not mind striking up a chat with their seatmates, a survey by global market research firm Synovate has shown.
It showed that many travellers would rather look for cheaper flights than curtail their travel plans due to rising costs.
Customers in five Asian markets Hong Kong, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Thailand were surveyed along with those in Brazil, Britain, Canada, Egypt, France, Germany, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the United States.
The survey, carried out in July through e-mail, telephone and face-to-face interviews, involved 13,000 respondents of which 6,900 said they had travelled by air, according to Synovate.
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