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With Internet access fast becoming a reality on planes, I'm sure video conferencing will not be far behind.
But in the meantime, as it is quite common to have parties be at least partially separated on flights, it would be nice if you could dial Seat 25A and ask how your signifcant other is doing
with the baby.
Optional video for planes with video equipped seats.
Lufthansa Conferencing
http://www.conferen...gnews.com/news/3203
[theircompetitor, Oct 04 2004]
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Great idea ... as good as those local messaging nets in I'Net cafes.
(FYI: seat 25a is the most vulnerable to small bombs in a 747 as it is right over the center fuel tank. PanAm 800 was brought down this way ... :>( ... must be the cosmic coencidence control center at work here) |
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Nice idea and some airlines do that. The problem seems to some kind of feedback thing to do with the noise of the plane, where all you can really hear is a screech. Singapore Airlines has a multiplayer inflight challenge where u compete against other people at general knowledge questions. |
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Good idea, especially in a chat situation where you could
ask for details on your destination - someone is bound to
know the local area. |
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As an extra option there could be gaming if every seat
had it's own screen. Install a flight sim and give the pilots
a rest. |
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