The Australian airline Qantas and Virgin Australia have asked Thursday to their customers not to use or load on board their flights the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 to the heart of much controversy since some of these smartphones have taken fire. The South Korean giant announced last week the suspension of sales of its flagship product because of dramatic incidents involving the explosion of the battery of this phone art.
He recalled millions copies and has delayed the launch of this product in several European countries, including France. “Following the recall, Samsung Australia, the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 (…), we ask passengers who have not to light or recharged on board our flights,” said in a statement a spokesman for Qantas. This request also applies on flights of Jetstar, the low-cost airline Qantas. Virgin Australia issued a similar statement, adding that the skippers were conducting pre-flight announcements reiterating this request. World number one smartphone in front of the US Apple, Samsung is fighting to preserve his reputation as his biggest rival on Wednesday unveiled a new iPhone.
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