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Concerns over laptop ban on US flights

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Concerns are being raised that Irish passengers could be affected by US plans to extend a ban on laptops on flights to America.

European and US aviation officials are meeting today to discuss the issue.

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It’s estimated between 60 and 90 per cent of European passengers carry personal electronic devices.

ACI Europe – the group representing European airports – says expanding the laptop ban would be “highly disruptive” and lead to long boarding delays.

Dublin has 179 direct flights to the US every week – making it one of the top five European hubs for connecting to America.

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