FAA Reviews In-Flight Gadget Ban of the Day
The FAA is taking "a fresh look" at its longstanding ban on the use of personal electronic devices on planes during takeoff and landing, writes Nick Bilton of the New York Times.
In light of multiple studies that suggests such devices aren't an in-flight danger, the FAA has agreed to test gadgets
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