• American Airlines: no airporn for you!

    Devin Coldewey

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    Thursday, October 9th, 2008


    Sorry, people. The dream is over. American Airlines has decided that it, along with Delta (and the flight attendants), does not want porn on its flights — despite receiving no complaints whatsoever. Say they:

    Based on the feedback of our customers and employees, American Airlines is working with Aircell(R) to implement technology to filter pornographic content over the Gogo(R) inflight Internet service.

    I guess you’ll have to “pack in” your own stuff and not rely on the bounty of the internet. You filthy animal.

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