You won't have to hear about the Galaxy Note7 on flights anymore

[cdmagurus.com]

Since its launch in September, the Galaxy Note7 went from being the phone to beat (http://www.greenbot.com/article/3107986/android/samsung-galaxy-note-7-review-a-pricey-phablet-made-for-power-users.html) to the one you couldn’t take on airplanes (http://www.pcworld.com/article/3131343/mobile/us-bans-samsung-galaxy-note7-from-all-flights.html). Even with a global recall (http://www.pcworld.com/article/3130189/mobile/samsung-discontinues-galaxy-note7-after-battery-debacle.html) in place and a series of software updates designed to brick (http://www.greenbot.com/article/3148870/android/samsung-to-brick-remaining-galaxy-note7s-through-software-update.html) any remaining devices, the FAA continued its ban on Samsung’s phablet, and frequent travelers grew accustomed to hearing about the warning before take-off.
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