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AA 767 ops DUB - ORD

J50KPK · 2013-03-04 14:27:52

I'm due to fly DUB-ORD in April on an AA 767. Their website implies power sockets are available on the aircraft at selected seat points (even in punter class where I'll be). Can anyone who has travelled this route recently confirm if this is the case, and if so, what type of lead connection is required - USB, car 12V, US…

04-03-2013 2:27pm

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J50KPK

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I'm due to fly DUB-ORD in April on an AA 767. Their website implies power sockets are available on the aircraft at selected seat points (even in punter class where I'll be).

Can anyone who has travelled this route recently confirm if this is the case, and if so, what type of lead connection is required - USB, car 12V, US mains? It's to power a Samsung SII smartphone so that I can listen to my music collection.

Many thanks

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#2 04-03-2013 3:08pm

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If I recall correctly they have cigarette lighter style sockets like you find in cars on the 767's

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