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iPhone Flight Delay Ad Spoofed

by Terrence O'Brien on November 30, 2007 at 07:04 PM


By now we're sure you've seen the iPod "Delay" ad, in which a pilot, after being told his flight is delayed, checks the weather on his iPhone, and informs air traffic control that the weather is about to clear up. The ad suggests that the information you get from Weather.com is bound to be more up to date that the in house Doppler used by the FAA. This mock ad -- by the brilliant online revival of 'Cracked' magazine -- shows what would really happen if some jerk tried this.

We love Apple and it's products, but we can't quite figure out what it is about Apple's TV ads that makes us want to punch Steve Jobs.

From Cracked

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