After Galaxy Note 7 flight ban, Samsung gives away 200 Galaxy Note 8 handsets to passengers for free

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Samsung is promoting the safety of its Note 8 smartphone by handing out 200 Galaxy Note 8 smartphones to flight passengers for free. The Galaxy Note 8 is the company’s latest flagship smartphone and costs Rs 67,900 in India.

After Galaxy Note 7 flight ban, Samsung gives away 200 Galaxy Note 8 handsets to passengers for free

Samsung had announced its latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy Note 8 on August 23. In order to assure consumers of its safety, Samsung’s Spain division has handed out free Galaxy Note 8 handsets to all the fliers aboard an Iberia flight. The device was launched in India on September 12 and is the company’s most expensive offering at Rs 67,900.

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Samsung Spain gave away 200 units of the Note 8 to all the passengers aboard the flight. Each unit was accompanied with a message in Spanish, which translates to, "A year ago we asked you to turn it off, we welcome you today on board." This is clearly a reference to the previous year’s Galaxy Note 7 smartphone debacle. 

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