Which Airlines Allow Online Porn?
Right now it breaks down like this: Southwest, American, and Delta will all be relying on content filters to restrict what travelers can access. Meanwhile, Virgin, Air Canada, Alaska Airlines, and US Air will all let surfers go wherever they like -- though some will be asking stewards and stewardesses to keep their eyes open. Who is in the right? We're inclined to say people are making a bigger deal out of this than it really is. There are far more important things to worry about, like prohibitive fees for checked baggage! [From: MSNBC]






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Subscribe to commentsVertoX7Oct 17th 2008 12:24PM
I think they should put a filter on the internet on planes. I would hate to be sitting next to someone who is looking at porn or some other stuff. There is a time and a place for that, flying on a plane next to someone is not one of those! Also if you have kids or something you wouldn't want them accidentally look over and see that. And also it shouldnt be the stewards/stewardesses job to be looking at everybodys computer and seeing if they're looking at questionable stuff, and come on how awkward would it be for that steward/stewardess to say something about that! But yes people are making too big of a deal about it; put a filter on, it's public internet and they can filter how they choose - end of story!
RonOct 17th 2008 5:28PM
Showing porn to children is already illegal, any adult who'd choose to attempt to watch it publicly will be attempting to cause trouble anyway. Making a rule or installing "Filters" can't change the fact that Airlines already allow the use of Laptop's. I haven't heard one complaint of a single person showing the porn already stored on their machines (you know many already have it) LET IT GO, get a life and stop protecting us from ourselves.