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Active noise cancellation might work; however you’re usually not allowed to use electronic devices during takeoff or landing. Which is really not a problem, si
by CaptainZapp 13y ago
Active noise cancellation might work; however you’re usually not allowed to use electronic devices during takeoff or landing.
Which is really not a problem, since I'd wager that you're awake anyway during that period of the flight.
- kevinrpope 13y agoIf you're trying to focus on something it is a problem. I hadn't even considered the sleep part of this, I was thinking about reading, programming, etc, all of which will be derailed by a screaming baby.
- CaptainZapp 13y agoWeird, for me it's exactly the opposite. I remember the horrors of an 11 hour flight from LAX to AMS with a baby yelling away for the entire flight and not a chance to sleep. I hear you loud and clear, though. It just didn't occur to me that this could be a problem for such a short period of the flight.
- kevinrpope 13y agoYeah, I've been lucky on my long-haul flights it seems. Different parts of life, and different things to focus on. :-) Maybe the low cost stated ($10-25) is because it's for such a short part of the flight where you get the benefit.