Activating “airplane mode” disables a device’s cellular, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth signals to prevent potential radio frequency interference with a plane’s communication and navigation systems—while a single active phone won’t cause a crash, enforcing the setting eliminates unnecessary pilot radio static, prevents network strain on the ground, and conserves battery life… READ MORE BELOW
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