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Shock US and UK ban on electronics

23 Mar 2017 - by Dave Marsh
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While direct US flights operated by SAA and Delta Air Lines are not affected by the US Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) ban on carrying certain electronic devices in the cabin on flights to the US, many SA passengers travelling via certain hubs are nevertheless affected.
On March 21, the DHS announced a ban on all electronic devices larger than a cellphone/smart phone onboard the aircraft in carry-on luggage or other accessible property on flights to the US. 
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