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Alaska Airlines Making Mobile/Laptop Chargers Standard Seat Feature

By TechTaffy Desk

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Travelers flying on Alaska Airlines will be able to charge their laptops and mobile devices inflight. The airline company will be providing both 110-volt and USB power for tablets and smart phones at every seat for its aircrafts. The improvements are part of a $100 millionin vestment the carrier has made to upgrade the cabins in all 737-800, -900 and -900ER aircrafts.

[Image courtesy: Alaska Airlines]

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