Zach,
You will need to do some research to find out what states you will be
flying over. That is not something most people would know without viewing
a map.
Southwest used to allow GPS use but you should check with them to see the
latest.
We recommend that you present a Braille card to the flight attendant. Have
a note written on the back which says, "May I have permission to use my
Braille GPS device above 10,000 feet on this flight?" Ask the flight
attendant to present that to the pilot.
If you get permission, place the receiver between the window shade and the
window facing out. If it is a tight fit, take the receiver out of its
case. Position it in the middle of the window.
Again, do this only if you get permission.
Mike
At 01:11 PM 6/22/2009, you wrote:
Hi, I will be commuting between Baltimore Md and Albuquerque, Nm on SW
airlines. What maps will I need to make the commute and get coverage
throughout the flight? Also, any restrictions on that airline re: gps that
I should know about?
Zach
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