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Article: In-flight videos tell passengers how to behave in the air
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- Oakland Tribune
- Article date:
- December 16, 2007
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VOLUMES have been written about how to properly behave at
weddings or which fork to use at fancy dinners.
But when it comes to dealing with the neighboring passenger who
hogs precious airline arm space or the unruly kid who won't pipe
down on crowded flights, there's precious little out there.
Until now. Delta Air Lines Inc. is trying to raise awareness of
behavior in the air by creating an animated series of videos showing
passengers confronted with delicate social situations.
The Atlanta-based company is rolling out "Planeguage: The
language of traveling by plane," a series of 25 humorous videos the
airline has posted online and introduced on flights this month.
"We understand what you ...
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