Aviation bosses are tired of reminding you about 2 crucial plane safety rules

Aviation leaders are reiterating two essential plane safety rules after a recent in-flight incident drew attention to passenger behavior. British Airways' London-to-Las Vegas flight saw a cellphone catch fire mid-flight, scorching the cabin before a controlled landing and normal disembarkation. Authorities remind travelers to keep rechargeable devices in carry-on baggage and to follow power-bank rules, as lithium batteries can overheat and pose a fire risk. The broader safety push includes IATA's campaign urging passengers to avoid taking luggage during evacuations to keep aisles clear, since evacuations must be completed within 90 seconds in many cases.