[Duo2400] Re: airline adapters

[Ralph Mawyer]

Donald, each airline page should have details on which planes they 
have outfitted with emPower outlets.  They seem to be more prevalent 
in the 767 and 777 series planes and are usually outfitted in 1st 
Class and Business.

Continental also puts them in the first rows of coach, which are 
sometimes initially blocked for Frequent Flyers.
http://www.continental.com/travel/inflight/connectivity/power/default. 
asp?SID=35F8ED640CB94881951005D473E9C0CE

Once you know your airline, then flight and ultimately plane...I use 
this site to figure out the seats and then see whether it has 
power...or in my case, leg room....which is a much bigger priority. 
;-)
http://www.seatguru.com/

>Dear Gurus,
>The estimable Mr. Mawyer asked, "I'm thinking about getting an airline
>power adapter for an upcoming
>trip."
>
>Do any of you frequent fliers know hoe to find out if you will travel on
>planes with power?
>Which do, which don't or is it an airline thing or do they only have them
>in 1st?
>							Donald McCaig

Ralph Mawyer, Jr.
San Antonio, Texas

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