A new poll has revealed that passengers are split on new inflight phone rules.
Passengers on flights within the European Union (EU) will soon be allowed to use mobile phones without enabling aeroplane mode.
The new rules – outlined by the European Commission last year – will mean travellers can make phone calls, text and stream videos. But not everyone’s happy.
According to new research by Kayak, one-in-five passengers oppose the change.
21 per cent of British respondents are against the ruling, while 40 per cent welcome it but think there should be a limit on usage with a “quiet hours” time on flights.
“A flight can often be seen as dead
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