Hi folks, I have never taken a boeing 747. Are there some light sockets, e.g. for my laptop?

Question

Hi folks, I have never taken a boeing 747. Are there some light sockets, e.g. for my laptop?

Answer 1

No, you need to have your batteries fully charged.

Answer 2

It depends on the configuration chosen by the airline.  Before you fly, see if the airline website includes the information.  You could also try 'Seat Guru' at http://www.seatguru.com  -  this even tells you which seats are best on planes so you can try to change at check-in.

Also - they aren't usually standard sockets - only special plane ones that need an adapter you can buy in an electrical store or the airport.  I did, however, fly recently with Air Canada and they had proper 2 pin 110V outlets and even usb outlets I could charge my phone/iPod from. Great!

Answer 3

nope

Answer 4

Although I've only ever been on easyJet (which is obviously coach), there are unfortunately no sockets on a plane. Either the APU or a socket on the ground gives power, and that is normally just enough to keep the avionics and lights on.

However, though, I bet some airline will have 1st class sockets (aka. a private jet)?

Answer 5

I have not been on a plane that offered outlets for computers.

Hopefully you have a good battery.