Having flown on VirginBlue in Australia, presumably this would entail setting up a cryonics operation that buys thirty-year-old equipment cheap, and charging the patients’ families for extra LN2 by the litre. Flying on VirginBlue involves a certain amount of the passengers waving their arms and chanting “I believe in aviation! I believe in aviation!” Why no, it wasn’t a great flight …
Having flown on VirginBlue in Australia, presumably this would entail setting up a cryonics operation that buys thirty-year-old equipment cheap, and charging the patients’ families for extra LN2 by the litre.
Having flown on VirginBlue in Australia, presumably this would entail setting up a cryonics operation that buys thirty-year-old equipment cheap, and charging the patients’ families for extra LN2 by the litre. Flying on VirginBlue involves a certain amount of the passengers waving their arms and chanting “I believe in aviation! I believe in aviation!” Why no, it wasn’t a great flight …
Could not have said it better!