It is true that if u bring a laptop onto a flight you'll need to pay a fee or a tax.?

Question

I mean on eva airline.

Answer 1

Absolutely not. The airlines can not charge you for your personal belongings. A laptop is only one of your belongings.
As a note, it will have to go through security, outside of the bag you carry it on, so make sure you have it in a bag that it can be removed from easily.
But as for a fee or tax: no airline in the US is allowed to do that.

Answer 2

No way. Not in America. Not on Continental. If you are in an airport and you want to connect to the internet, there is a one time charge for 24 hours for like 12.00.

Answer 3

you could, I do each and each and every of the time, except you could't use Wifi or something like that. Receiving and Transmitting applications ought to stay off to be sure that it does no longer intervene with the digital factors in the airplane and the cockpit. as long as your Wifi is became off on your pc, then you somewhat can deliver it on the airplane and merely artwork on some offline stuff. wish This helps!

Answer 4

They didn't charge me anything and I used Eva about 3 weeks ago.

Answer 5

I have never heard of that and I have flown with a notebook computer. One recommendation is have it sleeping when you go through inspection so it is easy to turn on when they ask you to do it.

Answer 6

no, i brought my laptop on board a flight iternationally and nationally, if not, it depends on the airport

Answer 7

no
no charge

Answer 8

no. thats part of your belongings and they cannot do that. don't let them do that because they cannot do that. don't let them tell you they can do that because as a matter of fact, they cannot do that.