Friday, October 03, 2008
Tuesday, April 03, 2007
Less Chatter in the Sky!
“Federal Aviation Administration regulations also restrict the use of cellular phones and other portable electronic devices onboard aircraft to ensure against interference with the aircraft's navigation and communication systems. In an order released Tuesday, the FCC noted that there was ‘insufficient technical information’ available on whether airborne cell phone calls would jam networks on the ground.”
Labels: airlines, aviation, cell phone, communication, flight, flying, safety, technology
Thursday, July 20, 2006
Info Overload to Max
This appeared in today’s news and is either an indication of capitalism run amok or simply the inability of management to contribute to passengers’ sense of breathing space.:
“US Airways to place ads on barf bags”
PHOENIX, Arizona (AP) -- US Airways wants to make the most out of a nauseating situation. The Tempe, Arizona-based airline plans to sell advertisements on its air-sickness bags -- those pint-sized expandable envelopes tucked between the in-flight magazines and safety cards.
"They're in every back seat pocket," said spokesman Phil Gee. "We figure while it's there, why don't we make it multipurpose?
– what’s next? Toilet paper rolls with ads on each sheet?
Labels: advertising, airlines, information overload, marketing