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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
5-28-2009 @ 5:16PM
George said...
OK SO you want the FA to give the guy the flight number knowing he is on the phone LONG after the announcemnet to turn off electronic devices has occurred. The airline doen't create this requirement - the government (FAA) does. Compliance is not optional, it is required. Keeping fellow passengers delayed because this person feels they have the right to speak on a cell phone at this juncture in the flight should NEVER be tolerated. My view is simple - if you can't follow the rules - GET OFF! And let me travel in peace.