can you use these to connect to airplane plug.
1109745
Yes, but your results depend on the airplane. Most airplanes will require the use of an adapter such as this oneKoss 3.5 mm 1/8-Inch Airline Adapter for Headphone Stereo PlugYou can usually use the headphones without the adapter, but you will only get sound out of one of the headphones.
1109746
probobly if it is the same as any adio jack then you can but if it is a USB or something then no
1109747
Yes, but your results depend on the airplane. Most airplanes will require the use of an adapter such as this one http://www.amazon.com/Koss-8-Inch-Airline-Adapter-Headphone/dp/B003J9VG2U/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1397658902&sr=8-4&keywords=airplane+headphone+adapters You can usually use the headphones without the adapter, but you will only get sound out of one of the headphones.
1109748
It has the standard headphone jack, whether or not it can connect directly depends on the airplane. Some airplanes require an adapter for the common headphone jack
146864
Hi Nancy, Thanks for your interest in our headphones! As Vicki says below, our 3.5mm cable that comes with each headphone for wired backup use will work on the traditional female to male jacks and not on the ones with the two holes as is on your plane. Buying an adapter is your best bet and you are clearly prepared! Please do reach out to us should you have any questions/concerns/issues in the future. Thank you very much for your purchase and support of our small business. I wish you and your family safe travels!Jacquieco-founder, LilGadgets
941259
Yes, they fit the earphone jacks on planes. I used them on an international flight.
1774565
These don't fit in everyone's ears the same way. For me they would not help on an airplane, since they don't rest snugly into my ears. (These are also not truly noise canceling, if that's what you're looking for.)
904465
I already had an adapter which I bought on an airplane from one of my many trips. Check in an electrical store or Home Depot.
1116537
No. They are used to convert the actual wires of a speaker wire into a solid plug. More efficient and stable connection
1841425
I don't know if you can use it on an airplane. Check with the airlines. You can plug it into your computer. It has the capability to work with a USB port. Not much help. Sorry.
1421424
Also sorry? Yeah you should be able to connect them with out much issue,These are very low wattage.
146861
Hi Nancy, Thanks for your interest in our headphones! As Vicki says below, our 3.5mm cable that comes with each headphone for wired backup use will work on the traditional female to male jacks and not on the ones with the two holes as is on your plane. Buying an adapter is your best bet and you are clearly prepared! Please do reach out to us should you have any questions/concerns/issues in the future. Thank you very much for your purchase and support of our small business. I wish you and your family safe travels! Jacquie co-founder, LilGadgets
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Not sure as I haven't tried it for that use. But I do put them in on an airplane to cut down on the engine noise and they work pretty well. The different earbud tips give you flexibility to get a snug fit which should also help relative to alternatives.
595681
I would think so. You'd connect the plugs together. Might need a connector, but those you can get locally.
1145276
Yes, you can connect to the airline entertainment system. But to hear better, you'd probably also need some headphones that are bigger and completely surround your ears. Actually, maybe you should try getting some headphones first.
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I don't think so. It only has one plug, but airplane systems are dual (sorry, don't know the terminology). You can buy an aircraft headphone adaptor.
2168394
yes you can, they just have open wires so you can wire them together and splice it into an adapter
353312
The adapter that comes with the headphone should allow you to use it on the airplanes.
1100460
I don't know much about airplanes, or how you want to use it. If as a passenger, I don't think there are 12 volt outlets to use it. If you're talking about a private aircraft, I don't know what they use for battery power, if at all, either. If they use 12 volt batteries ... and ... if they have 12V outlets, then, yes you could use it.
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Yes, I believe so.The cables that came with the product:One SPDIF to MixAmpOne USB to Mini-USBTwo "Standard" Aux cablesOne Aux cable with 3 and 4 "black rings"One 2-to-1 aux connector (for use in planes, I guess)