The better way to board an airplane

As this vid starts off explaining, a lot of airlines have passengers boarding the back seats first and work towards the front because it seems to make a lot more sense. But in reality, this takes more time. A lot more time. Actually, the most time, than boarding the plane by any of the other ways shown. It was interesting to discover also from watching this vid, that on Southwest planes, people could sit wherever they want after boarding in order of check in....  

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Have you been flying BLAH Airlines?

Lol. We've been flying 'blah' airlines for years! For those of us who fly, we can totally relate to this. If you have nothing better to do, this six-hour viral vid, (5 hours and 45 mins to be exact), by Virgin America is not only hilariously creepy, but realistic. It shows you how 'boring' a long flight can be in comparison to theirs. Welcome to BLAH Airlines. (They even have their own website) ...

Virgin America takes you inside BLAH Airlines flight 101 to San Francisco, where all the things you hate most about flying are rolled up into the six-hour-long package: babies cry non-stop, children bounce around in their seats, someone hums way too loudly, your plane is seventh in line to take off, someone watching a show keeps laughing out loud, the person next to you steals your armrest ...

The ad, titled "Have you been flying BLAH airlines?," uses creepy mannequin people to illustrate what it can be like to fly on a competing airline with no personality and no excitement, especially on longer, cross-country flights.

Source(s): businessinsider | adweek