iPhone Interference Blamed For Sending Airliner Off Course

Cult of Mac
By Killian BellMay 15, 2013, 10:16 am244 pts
Wireless interference from an iPhone has been blamed for disrupting the compasses on a regional airliner and sending pilots several miles off course. The incident happened on a 2011 flight as it climbed past 9,000 feet, but the issue was resolved when a flight attendant asked a passenger to turn their iPhone…

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