After the recall of millions of Galaxy Note 7 (our test) by Samsung after the explosion of some aircraft, the FAA ( Federal Aviation Administration ) would consider a ban outright on US flights. A boulevard for Apple?
the misfortune of one could make others happy. While delaying the release of the new flagship Samsung Galaxy Note 7, could be very expensive to the Korean automaker, Bloomberg evokes billion to repatriate the 2.5 million already unit delivered, this is Apple, whose sales were skating this year and to present its iPhone 7 today, who could benefit from this disappointment.
An opportunity that could be strengthened if the FAA decides prohibit the presence of Galaxy Note 7 on all US flights.
the Galaxy Note 7 soon banned from flying?
In February, the organization of the International Civil Aviation banished lithium-ion (Li-ion) air cargo compartments on commercial flights, and this for security reasons obviously, they present a risk of explosion.
Asked about such prospects, the FAA explained think to ban these devices on all US flights, although no final decision does has been taken yet. The administration fearing the passengers with a faulty telephone borrow its flights, it would prohibit the presence of Galaxy Note 7, the battery is defective, both in cargo than in the cabin.
A flight explosion fear
A measure that will be difficult to apply, except to control all the devices and make sure their battery is flawed. Furthermore, the identified 35 incidents occurred during charging of the device, no explosion was found when he was just turned on or even off.
No matter which Apple feels grow wings. According to sources in the iPhone supply chain in Taiwan, the firm at the apple would review its parts orders and components needed to manufacture the iPhone 7 to the 10% increase. Ditto for its delivery prospects of new terminals in the second half 2016, slightly reassessed.
An opportunity for Apple?
But in the opinion of most experts, no big news is expected on the iPhone 7. Only a genuine distrust of Samsung users and a shortage of Galaxy Note 7 on the shelves for the weeks needed to solve the problem, could actually benefit Apple.
Remember that in France, an exchange program was set up.
“As a precaution, Samsung France asks consumers who have received Galaxy Note7 to immediately contact its Customer Service on 01 48 63 00 00 (then select” 0 “in the selected menu). “
The exchange is free and returned phone will be identical to your original order (excluding battery).
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