Can I use personal electronic devices on the flight?

Personal Electronic Devices
You can use things like MP3 players, e-books, smartphones, and other handheld personal electronic devices at any time during your flight, unless you're told otherwise by the crew - as long as they're switched to 'Flight Safe Mode' or 'Airplane Mode'. That said, please make sure you listen carefully to the safety briefing by the cabin crew. You'll not be able to use any type of clip-on product to hold your phone or tablet on TUI flights, as you're not allowed to attach anything to your tray tables or seats.

If you're carrying larger devices like laptops and larger tablets, you'll be able to use them during the flight, but they'll need to be switched off for take-off and landing and stowed away. You'll need to take these items out of your hand luggage before you get to the security search point. This is because they'll need extra screening.

If any of your electronic devices can't be switched to 'Flight Safe' or 'Airplane Mode', they'll need to be switched off completely throughout the flight. Please also be aware that you won't be able to charge your laptop on the flight.
 
Electronic cigarettes
You're not allowed to use electronic cigarettes on the plane at all, although they can be carried in hand luggage.
 
Can I bring my own seatbelt to use on the plane?
No - you can only use seatbelts supplied in the aircraft.  This is due to regulatory requirements.