Blogging At 30,000 Feet

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Blogging At 30,000 Feet

I've read enough posts with this headline to know that getting online on airplanes is becoming a pretty normal thing on international flights.

But this is the first time I've ever done it.

And I must say its a wonderful thing.

In case you are interested, I am listening to Jason Chervokas' Best of 2005 podcast. I have never heard of any of these records. But I am enjoying it completely. Thanks Jason for always being different.

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And the next post is going to be something like "...dang! somebody just tipped a glass of sauvignon blanc over my laptop..."

Posted by: Neil MacLean | Dec 17, 2005 3:13:36 PM

I don't think its as "normal" as Connexion would want. You're right, this blogging headline has come up a lot recently... which is really cool.
As much as people complain, and think it will be annoying... I can't wait to get cell coverage on an airplane. People keep saying that its "the last haven" from annoying cell conversations. I'm not really concerned about that though. I don't think you'll get long, drawn-out, loud cell phone calls in an airplane for the same reason they don't happen in a movie theater... its not socially acceptable.

Posted by: Adam Phillabaum | Dec 17, 2005 4:19:12 PM

It's not so easy in Coach. Sorry, couldn't resist.

Posted by: jackson | Dec 19, 2005 1:32:40 PM

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