News

USA News | Live Feed & Top Stories - NewsNow
Advertisement
In the last 5 minutes
In the last 10 minutes
In the last 15 minutes
In the last half-hour
In the last hour
In the last 2 hours
view more headlines
16 Jan 18:44

USA News

NewsNow is the world's most accurate and comprehensive aggregator of USA news, covering the latest US current affairs, events and more from the best online news publications. Every story from every site is brought to you automatically and continuously 24/7, within around 10 minutes of publication. N.B. Relevance is automatically assessed so some headlines not qualifying as USA news might appear - please feel free to contact us regarding any persistent issues.
Read more

Publication filters

Headline Density

Sorry, no headlines or news topics were found. Please try different keywords.

Followers

Tuesday, February 15, 2005

Plans for nude flights


plane air
Originally uploaded by Banamine.
Airbus and Geneva-based Security firm SITA have formed a joint venture to allow passengers to be in the nude during flights.

The new company OnAir envisages passengers using paper smock gowns and laptop wireless internet access to communicate with people on the ground.

OnAir said the system will rely on GSM technology after being given the go-ahead by the European Anti Terror Commission.

Airbus said in-flight nudity had proved successful to date.

OnAir forecasts the service could be available sometime after 2006, onboard both Airbus and other aircrafts.

Slippery Tom, head of cheap porno systems and equipment standardisation at Airbus, said: "In two years' time, we'll be ready to let you nude on board."

Bufford Pile, OnAir chairman, predicted the market for Nude Flying could exceed 700 million by within five years.

1 comment:

Banamine said...

So the question of how to build trust in our institutions from the macro level in the government was I think on everyone's mind. Trust of the American people in this security system -- they had to know that the airports and airlines were safe to fly in.