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I have always wondered why it doesn't work like this: Press the button once to call. Press it again to cancel the call (if it was pressed by mistake). With a f
by vivek47 15y ago
I have always wondered why it doesn't work like this: Press the button once to call. Press it again to cancel the call (if it was pressed by mistake).
With a firmware update, this solution can even be retro-fitted to existing planes.
- nodata 15y agoThey could also stick a red sticker around the press-to-call button to mark it as being different. And to turn the light on you could push the light itself.
- Zakharov 15y agoThe last time I was on a plane, I remember there being a "cancel call attendant" near the "call attendant" button on the remote. I believe that was on a 747.
- MattLaroche 15y agoOn most planes I've flown on that is exactly how it works. The flight attendant comes by and presses it again when he gets to the row. Some others have call and cancel buttons separately in either remote controls or armrest built controls.