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Old 03-20-2011, 03:25 PM #31
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hi all
got an email today from the airline i am travelling with. As advised before they wanted me to supply pictures etc of the unit so i gave them all the details as well as my reps phone number and web address and phone number for company.

today they have asked me if it is a "remote control radio device" and then state if it is i will not be able to have it on board plane or in the hold.

can anyone advise on this?
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