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Prohibition on the Use of Electronic Devices
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All operations of an airplane depend
on its avionic equipment once it takes
off. Any subtle interference will impact
the accuracy and may therefore cause an
air crash. To maintain aviation
security, Article 43 of the Civil
Aviation Act stipulates that electronic
devices that will interfere with avionic
equipment shall be prohibited. According
to Article 102, those who violate this
rule will be given a five-year sentence
at most, detention, or fined 150,000 NTD
at most; a violation that causes a
death(s) will involve a 7-year to life
sentence.
Prohibited items include: mobile phones,
CD players, remote controls, B.B. Call,
laptops and accessories, radios,
electric razors, citizen band radios,
video recorders, video players,
television sets, video games,
calculators, and cameras.
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