LOT Airways power plugs?

Are the power plugs on LOT Airways American or European style? Are
they available in all classes or only busines or first class ets.
Thanks

mig31m6 wrote:

Are the power plugs on LOT Airways American or European style? Are
they available in all classes or only busines or first class ets.
Thanks

According to the maps in Seatguru, LOT offers Empower connections, but only
in Business class on their 767-300s and in the front rows of their Embraer
175s. Their other aircraft have no connections.

http://www.seatguru.com/airlines/LOT...nformation.php

Empower is 15V DC, and requires a special connector.

On May 4, 5:49*am, James Robinson wrote:
mig31m6 wrote:
Are the power plugs on LOT Airways American or European style? Are
they available in all classes or only busines or first class ets.
Thanks

According to the maps in Seatguru, LOT offers Empower connections, but only
in Business class on their 767-300s and in the front rows of their Embraer
175s. *Their other aircraft have no connections.

http://www.seatguru.com/airlines/LOT...nformation.php

Empower is 15V DC, and requires a special connector.

thanks!!!!!!

Airline Power Adapter Plug

Since I'm going to be on an 18 hour trip (3 flights) to Moscow next week, I checked to see if there was an off chance that the airline had power plugs in their seats (most airlines do in first class, but I'm not flying first class). And guess what? They DO! And as far as I could find, the airline (US Airways) is the only airline that does have power outlets in the coach cabin. All you need is a normal Empower 15V plug (which I already have). So that will be nice to actually kill time playing a video game, watching 8 movies or whatever else. Yay for US Air!

wallaceyiah19 wrote:
Airline Power Adapter Plug

Since I'm going to be on an 18 hour trip (3 flights) to Moscow next
week, I checked to see if there was an off chance that the airline had
power plugs in their seats (most airlines do in first class, but I'm
not flying first class). And guess what? They DO! And as far as I could
find, the airline (US Airways) is the only airline that does have power
outlets in the coach cabin.

I have been on Continental and American flights that had power plugs in
coach. On AA it was 12V cigarette lighter sockets. On Continental it was
120V AC outlets (in February on a 737). IIRC, on AA the outlets were in
every other row, while on CO they were in every row.

When Circuit City was going out of business, one of the few items that I
saw that was actually a good deal was the Kensington Auto/Air/Home
adapters for notebooks. I like them for airline use since they'll work
with EmPower, cigarette lighter outlets, and AC outlets, so there's no
need to carry multiple power adapters.

On May 7, 10:50*pm, wallaceyiah19
wrote:
Airline Power Adapter Plug

Since I'm going to be on an 18 hour trip (3 flights) to Moscow next
week, I checked to see if there was an off chance that the airline had
power plugs in their seats (most airlines do in first class, but I'm
not flying first class). And guess what? They DO! And as far as I could
find, the airline (US Airways) is the only airline that does have power
outlets in the coach cabin. All you need is a normal Empower 15V plug
(which I already have). So that will be nice to actually kill time
playing a video game, watching 8 movies or whatever else. Yay for US
Air!

--
wallaceyiah19



HMM ok thanks!

On May 8, 12:10*pm, SMS wrote:
wallaceyiah19 wrote:
Airline Power Adapter Plug

Since I'm going to be on an 18 hour trip (3 flights) to Moscow next
week, I checked to see if there was an off chance that the airline had
power plugs in their seats (most airlines do in first class, but I'm
not flying first class). And guess what? They DO! And as far as I could
find, the airline (US Airways) is the only airline that does have power
outlets in the coach cabin.

I have been on Continental and American flights that had power plugs in
coach. On AA it was 12V cigarette lighter sockets. On Continental it was
120V AC outlets (in February on a 737). IIRC, on AA the outlets were in
every other row, while on CO they were in every row.

When Circuit City was going out of business, one of the few items that I
saw that was actually a good deal was the Kensington Auto/Air/Home
adapters for notebooks. I like them for airline use since they'll work
with EmPower, cigarette lighter outlets, and AC outlets, so there's no
need to carry multiple power adapters.

well that was good

Thanks!!