You may experience confusion about the restrictions on electronic device usage on flights. But you do not need to worry, as the cabin crew would not hesitate to inform you about the necessary restrictions and precautions. So what are the electronic devices that are prohibited or restricted to use during the flight? First of all, it must be noted that during take-off and landing it is prohibited to use all electronic devices, except electronic watches, hearing aids, and pacemakers. On the other hand, there are electronic devices that are allowed to use during flights except for take-off and landing. For this reason, let's have a close look at the list of electronic devices for clarification.

Electronic devices that are allowed during flight:

Hearing aids, pacemakers, solar-powered and battery-powered devices.

Electronic devices that are allowed during flight except take-off and landing:

Cell phones of passengers and cabin crew.

Electronic devices that are not prohibited during flight:

Cameras and recorders, electronic toys, computer and video games, headphones and MP3 music players, laptops and DVD players, calculators, and tablets.

Electronic devices that are prohibited during flight:

Cell phones, walkie-talkies, remote-controlled toys, speakers, printers, stereos, radios without headphones, small televisions, and Bluetooth receivers.

Electronic devices that are allowed during flight with permission:

Electronic devices for medical purposes.