As we promised two weeks ago, we asked you what you thought of the idea of allowing cell phone calls on airlines while in flight. You answered with a resounding "Absolutely Not!" Read the report from the Sunday Inquirer here. You can read comments from your fellow travelers that helped form the basis for yesterday's story using this link.
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Cell phones on planes? Travelers say NO!!
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Tom Belden, a former Inquirer business writer, has written about Philadelphia International Airport, airlines, the travel industry, the conventions and meetings business for 25 years. He has traveled to all 50 states and extensively in Europe and Mexico.
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