Keep mobiles off public transport,you can hear the dependancy mobile user now,"Yeah I'm on a plane ,I'm just going to tuck into my food on the plastic tray." "Sorry I didn't catch that what am I having?" and this is conversation with the person whom has just left them at the Airport.Ban MOB's in line with the smoking ban and give the majority some peace.If the Govt.thinks of it as another forced tax selling the licences then we have no chance or asTony Blair said on Comic Relief "Am I Bothered"

Steve Green, Carlisle, England

Mobiles on flights will lead to more air rage purely because most of us seek escapism when we travel or holiday.I despair of trains these days as one cannot find peace even on Virgin's'(supposedly)'quiet coaches' for despite the signage/occasional voice over by the train manager I have yet to see a member of staff ever enforce the no mobiles ruling.During train journeys lasting 5 hours this past year I have taken great pleasure in reminding passengers to refrain from using them.Their ignorance insults me.Luckily network coverage does not always allow continous one sided conversations conveying:'The reception is bad/I am on the train!/We will be 10 mins late,10 minutes..TENNN minutes! ''I have yet to ever sleep on a train but on long flights over time zones I would expect to.I could not ask a fellow(annoying)passenger to step inside the hold to make a call could I?So us silent fuming minority would simmer and then boil over.''I'm just landing now/flying over Malaga/LOOK UP,CAN U SEE ME?

KLEIN SHORT, MANCHESTER, UK