Conserving battery for a flight

[Mac'nCheese]

Bring two.

 

[MBABuyer]

If you can find out the type of aircraft you are flying on, as well as the airline....you can use this website to see if the seats have an electric port.

This website gives seat layouts as well as what is included in each seat, and where it is in the plane.

http://www.seatguru.com/

 

[blueroom]

The battery in the MacBook Air is not user-removable.

Take a look at the Hypermac stuff.

 

[GGJstudios]

Take a look at the Hypermac stuff.

If you read the thread and the links posted, you'll see that has already been covered.

 

[biosci]

Hypermac batteries are external and can keep you running for quite some time without an outlet depending on the size you want... But I'm not too sure about their claims on battery life as I have the one for my iPad and it doesn't charge it back up as much as it's supposed to.

 

[ct2k7]

Cheers guys A340... MK.

 

[MBABuyer]

What airline? First class?

 

[ct2k7]

What airline? First class?

Air Mauritius, and yes, First Class.

 

[dvd1984]

Try using Coolbook, it has added another hour to my battery life while watching movies on my 11.6. Probably the best app I have ever bought. http://www.coolbook.se/CoolBook.html

 

[MBABuyer]

The Air Mauritius A340-300 has power for the first/business class seats. There is no power for the economy seats.

It is in the chart below, in the category next to power supply. (click to enlarge)