Emirates is introducing a new service for customers with laptops and tablets travelling to the US.

Emirates airline will introduce a “laptop and tablet handling service,” a move that follows an electronics carry-on ban introduced by the United States this week.

Emirates and Turkish Airlines passengers will be allowed to keep their large electronic devices until just before they board, rather than pack them in checked baggage.

Emirates and Turkish Airlines passengers will be allowed to keep their large electronic devices until just before they board, rather than pack them in checked baggage.

Emirates Airbus A380. REUTERS/Tobias Schwarz On Wednesday, Emirates announced that it will offer complimentary Microsoft Surface tablets for use on board non-stop flights to the US.

Emirates, one of those affected with flights coming in from Dubai, announced Thursday a service for laptop-using travelers who want to use their banned device to actually get some work done.

The FINANCIAL — Emirates will introduce a new service to enable customers to use their laptops and tablet devices until just before they board their flights to the US.

Emirates Airline sees a recovery in U.S. demand after Washington imposed a ban on use of electronics on some inbound flights and on Wednesday, a senior executive expressed optimism it could be lifted.

Emirates will introduce a new service to enable customers to use their laptops and tablet devices until just before they board their flights to the US. Emirates customers travelling to the US via ...

Emirates and Turkish Airlines passengers will be allowed to keep their large electronic devices until just before they board, rather than pack them in checked baggage.

Emirates introduces laptop, tablet handling service for US flights Connecting passengers will be able to use their devices in the first leg of their journey, and also during transit.