Perhaps next to the "Fasten Seatbelts" sign there will also be a sign that flashes on saying "Fasten Trousers"?
Perhaps next to the "Fasten Seatbelts" sign there will also be a sign that flashes on saying "Fasten Trousers"?
philOct 31, 2007 @ 17:40
swisskiss, Oct 31, 2007 @ 18:30
Perhaps next to the "Fasten Seatbelts" sign there will also be a sign that flashes on saying "Fasten Trousers"?[/quote]
So true!
Singapore Airlines has been flying A380 from Sydney to Singapore for about three months now. Starting March 18, they will add A380 route from Singapore to London. Six R-Class suites... with double bed, designer sheets and the bubbly-on-demand.
But couples must hold back some things. Apparently, the management worries some folks might get noisy in the act; how will the aaahhhhs and uuummm and other noises affect the fellow passengers and flight attendants?
Here are comments from the first flight...
Singapore Airlines: If couples engage in inappropriate activities, we will kindly request them to stop. There are acceptable and unacceptable things on an airplane. The same rules apply in the double suites as in the rest of the airplane.
In response to this policy, Australian couple Tony and Julie Elwood who were one of the couples with tickets to the double-bed suite said: We don't understand. They give you a double bed, privacy and loads of champagne but won't allow you the most natural act that follows.
Perhaps next to the "Fasten Seatbelts" sign there will also be a sign that flashes on saying "Fasten Trousers"?[/quote]
So true!
Singapore Airlines has been flying A380 from Sydney to Singapore for about three months now. Starting March 18, they will add A380 route from Singapore to London. Six R-Class suites... with double bed, designer sheets and the bubbly-on-demand.
But couples must hold back some things. Apparently, the management worries some folks might get noisy in the act; how will the aaahhhhs and uuummm and other noises affect the fellow passengers and flight attendants?
Here are comments from the first flight...
Singapore Airlines: If couples engage in inappropriate activities, we will kindly request them to stop. There are acceptable and unacceptable things on an airplane. The same rules apply in the double suites as in the rest of the airplane.
In response to this policy, Australian couple Tony and Julie Elwood who were one of the couples with tickets to the double-bed suite said: We don't understand. They give you a double bed, privacy and loads of champagne but won't allow you the most natural act that follows.
colorado, Mar 1, 2008 @ 16:48
Tippy, Mar 2, 2008 @ 15:01
DJ_Symcard, Mar 2, 2008 @ 15:09



