WIBW - Opinion - Headlines  Cell phones on planes? For texting,
not gabbing  By: Bob Greene for CNN   (CNN) -- Let's say that
you're the Federal Aviation Administration.  (Unlikely, granted.
But, just for the purpose of this exercise, try to envision
yourself as a government agency).  You're about to make a
decision that will affect millions of travelers. Your decision
may please them or it may infuriate them. Most of them have no
idea right now that you're contemplating the decision, but as
soon as you make it, all of them will become aware, and they
will respond, likely in a visceral manner.  You're the FAA. What
do you do?  What the real FAA is pondering concerns expanding
the permitted use of tablets, personal communication devices and
other electronic gadgets on commercial flights.  Last month, The
Hill reported, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius
Genachowski wrote in a letter to FAA Acting Administrator
Michael Huerta:  "I write to urge the FAA to enable greater use
of tablets, e-readers,