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Old 12th January 2020 | 21:36
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James 1077
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My experience is that if flying to/from/in the USA the seat belt sign stays on for far longer than necessary; if flying elsewhere then it isn't as much of an issue.

I have, however, discovered the exception to this rule on a recent return flight from AKL to LHR on Air China - the seat belt sign simply doesn't get switched off at all from boarding until disembarkation. This was the case on all 4 flights so I assume is their standard practice.
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