Alitalia Question
#2
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I don't think they do, but the bad news doesn't stop there. Alitalia is one of the few airlines that prohibits any personal electronics during flight, including laptops and DVD players.
On the bright side, you will have your own individual screen with c
On the bright side, you will have your own individual screen with c
#5
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AA--I was actually just poking around Alitalia's web site, and they have a video showing the highlights of their fleet, and one of the things they pointed out was power ports for laptops in Magnifica Class. So maybe they've changed their policies about personal electronics.
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Well in that case, I'm happy I was wrong.
I would still call Alitalia and ask what kind of plug they use. I have seen 3 different ones. There is the regular 110V plug(I doubt Alitalia would use that, but who knows?), the cigarette lighter type plug (very common), or the empower plug (a good chance a European carrier would use this type).
Have a great trip!
I would still call Alitalia and ask what kind of plug they use. I have seen 3 different ones. There is the regular 110V plug(I doubt Alitalia would use that, but who knows?), the cigarette lighter type plug (very common), or the empower plug (a good chance a European carrier would use this type).
Have a great trip!



