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I would not go that far. Clearly they made a mistake interpreting what the pilots told them but I would like to know what the pilots said exactly before passing judgement. While not making a mistake is always better, I would rather Cabin crew err on the side of putting on lifejackets than not...

I think they are safe if properly regulated.

They are great though Mrs QS uses and swears by electric hand warmers and electric foot bed warmers,.

I rubber band a hand warmer against the phone when skiing in subzero temps

So long as ALW is not involved in the production, I could be interested...:D

I didnt say that other jurisdictions don't have regulatory standards regarding electronic equipment. Some of these including the AU regulatory tick is just a general regulatory certificate that (basically) tests for electrical safety, which is not the same as risk of LI-ion battery fires. I dont...

China already has on August 2025 It is a government "China Compulsory Certification" or CCC Certified items has the CCC mark Confiscation of non CCC certified power banks have apparently occurred in Chinese airports

Was the captain in the aircraft waiting for the copilot to arrive?

So I wonder then how would it be enforced?

Should have been done as pre-reading. I re-read AMSND on the SQ flight to LHR and picked up some segments that were not portrayed in the play.

perhaps the power banks will have to be removed from carryons and placed in its own tray for scanning??

Assume zero knowledge. When I was in London I went to the Globe to watch a rendition of Midsummer's Night Dream. I overheard someone complaining that it was not a musical...🤦

Qf is amending its powerbank policy Reducing 20 powerbanks to 2 per person Over 160W banned Cannot be charged Etc

If a pilot slept in, it suggests to me that the pilot may be in sleep deficit. Not a good look...

How do we know if that is the true reason?

Because I said that UA should take a leaf out of QF's playbook.🤣

Nothing more Singaporean than Fatty's

Well, that was going to be tested in court but it didn't get to a court judgement on whether a ticket could legally just be a bundle of rights or whether the consumer laws prevail. In the end, there was a settlement with the ACCC (the $120milion settlement) and Qantas importantly agreed to no...

I never claimed they did. My post about taking a leaf out of QF playbook was about something completely different to QF labelling or not labelling seats. It was about selling something but calling it something else. I don't know how to make it clearer but I'll try... Qantas tried to use an...

Next time speak to the call centre and ask them to move your seat assignment to a "window" seat. They understand "window" seats and will gladly sell you a ticket with a "window" seat assignment (Even though they don't charge extra for window seats per se).