It is good news for air passengers and companies like Amazon.com, which supply Popular range of Kindle Fire Readers and tablets. Airlines in US are racing to allow passengers to use portable electronic devices such as readers and games during takeoffs, landings and taxiing after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced a major policy change on Thursday.
To take advantage of this announcement, online retail giant has just announced that to say thanks to the FAA for this long-awaited decision to allow use of portable electronics on take-off and landing, they are offering 15% off on Kindle Fire HD, Kindle Fire HDX 7″, and the $69 Kindle for one day only that is today. To avail of this special discount, the customers would be required to simply enter the promo code “ThnksFAA” at checkout to receive the special discount.
“We’ve been fighting for our customers on this issue for years, and we are thrilled by the FAA’s recent decision–this is a big win for customers. Delta and JetBlue have already started flights with the new rules–we’re excited to see which airlines are next,” said Drew Herdener, Vice President, Amazon. “To say thank you, for one day only we’re offering 15% off Kindle Fire HD, Kindle Fire HDX 7″, and the$69 Kindle–happy flying!”
Kindle Fire HD is available today only $118 against the regular price of $ 139. This device features a stunning HD display, a faster processor, longer battery life, dual stereo speakers with Dolby Digital Plus, and Fire OS 3.0 “Mojito.” Kindle Fire HDX 7″ is available for just $195 today against the usual price of $ 229, which is powered by the fastest processor on a 7″ tablet, Fire OS 3.0, and exclusive features like the revolutionary new Mayday button.
If you are planning to buy Kindle device, then today is the ideal day to grab it at the discounted price.
