The Associated Press-GfK survey finds that 59 percent of travelers who've flown at least once in the past year oppose lifting the current ban on in-flight cellphone calls. Opposition rises to 78 percent among those who've flown more than four times.
The Federal Communications Commission is set to begin debate Thursday on a proposal to lift the phone-call restriction. The agency's chairman has said there is no longer a technological reason to ban calls.
But just because technology has advanced, it doesn't mean that etiquette has. Many fliers fear their fellow passengers will subject them to long-winded conversations that are impossible to avoid at 35,000 feet.
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