Should we have mobiles on planes?
Mobile phone base stations would be fitted into aircraft and the cabin crew would be allowed to switch them on when the cruising height is reached.
Calls would be routed via a satellite to a network on the ground and standard roaming charges would apply.
Both the base stations and passengers' mobile phones would have to be switched off when taking off and landing.
The Daily Telegraph has launched a campaign to ban mobiles on planes but only in terms of the irritation that some people would undoubtedly feel upon being sat next someone who spent the whole day yapping into their phone.
True, that would be a bit of a pain, but just as some people have reservations about the mobile network being extended to the London Underground, there are plenty more who would appreciate the ability to stay in contact while on the move.
Are aeroplanes really such sacred places that we shouldn't be allowed to use our phones?
What do you think?
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