Kargo Kids: A segregated "VIP" section for kids on WestJet flights

From the press release:

WestJet today introduced Kargo Kids, an exciting new program allowing guests to travel on select child-free flights, creating a quieter and more relaxing inflight experience, while children travel in a "special VIP" area of the aircraft. 

"As Canada's low-cost airline, we are constantly looking for innovative and fun ways to enhance the guest experience," continued Richard Bartrem. "The initial feedback on Kargo Kids has been quite positive and we're looking forward to the peace and quiet while we get families where they need to be."

Thanks to Kelly for the tip :)

F'd Ad Fridays: Fly the friendly skies, undress the stewardess with your eyes

Copyranter posted this 1950s airline promotion that could in no way encourage sexual harassment of the flight attendants.

F'd Ad Fridays: Stalking the friendly skies with KLM

Image via Skyscanner

Last winter, Skyscanner reported on the popularity of “flyrting” — flirting with strangers onboard commercial flights — with a survey saying that 45% of respondents admitted to doing it.

Now, according to AdFreak, KLM is planning to launch a socially-enabled booking service service that will let solo travellers choose their seat mate by creeping that person in advance on Twitter or Facebook.

What could possibly go wrong?