The first advisory was issued after smoke arose from a Samsung phone device leading to evacuation of a Southwest flight 994 in the US.

The restrictions do not apply to "Samsung Galaxy Note 7 purchased after September 15, 2016, which have green battery charge indication.

"The ban applies to devices being carried onto the aircraft, in carry-on baggage as well as check-in luggage. Other Samsung devices are not...

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Samsung has acknowledged the problem, accepted reality, and have acted pretty quickly which gets brand Samsung AAA rating.

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The earlier advisory by DGCA had asked airlines to allow phones with 'green battery indicator' to be carried on flights in switch on mode.

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DGCA had subsequently banned the use of the smartphone in Indian flights and did not allow stowing of such devices in checked-in baggage.

As part of its ongoing probe into the incident, which happened during landing of a Chennai-bound aircraft from Singapore on September 23.

Samsung is facing problems with its newly launched Galaxy Note 7 phones, after it discovered 35 cases of the phone catching fire when charg...

DGCA sources told ET that Samsung informed them that it would not sell phones manufactured till September 15, 2016, in India in order to ad...

On September 23, a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 caught fire inside an IndiGo aircraft coming from Singapore during landing at the Chennai airport.

Recently, the DGCA and regulators across the world had banned carrying of Galaxy 7 phone in switch on mode on flights in India.

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