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US newspapers quoted a statement from the Federal Aviation Administration, claiming that some models of "MacBook Pro" laptop It will not be allowed in the flights.
The statement explained that "Management is aware of the battery recall of some computer models MacBook ProAnd they informed the American airlines about it.
The aviation department reminded airlines to comply with the security measures adopted in 2016 regarding electronic products, recalled due to problems encountered. BatteriesThis means that computers on the shortlist will not be allowed in the carry-on baggage or in the belly of the aircraft.
The European Union's aviation safety agency issued a similar warning a few days ago for aircraft operating on the mainland, forcing passengers to shut down all electronic devices powered by lithium batteries.
The devices include "Apple" On prevention, computers "MacBook Pro" The 15-inch, sold between 2015 and 2017, the company announced earlier that its temperature could increase significantly, increasing the risk of burning.
Most airlines in the world have banned all phone models "Samsung Galaxy Note 7 "2016, for the same reasons.
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US newspapers cited a statement from the Federal Aviation Administration, claiming that some models of the "MacBook Pro" laptop would not be allowed on flights.
According to the statement, "The administration is aware of the battery recall of some models of MacBook Pro computer, and it has informed the US airlines.
The Aviation Administration reminded airlines that they should follow the security measures issued in 2016 regarding electronic products, recalled by their company because of battery problems, which means that blacklisted computers will not be allowed in hand baggage or in the belly of the aircraft.
The European Union's aviation safety agency issued a similar warning a few days ago for aircraft operating on the mainland, forcing passengers to shut down all electronic devices powered by lithium batteries.
Apple's blocking devices include the 15-inch MacBook Pro, sold between 2015 and 2017, which the company says could be significantly higher, which would increase the risk of burning.
Most operators around the world banned all Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phones in 2016 for the same reasons.
