Guess what? Aussies approve of Mile High Club
A poll conducted by online travel planning destination Totaltravel from Yahoo!7 has found Aussies are advocates of the mile-high club.
According to the poll of 741 Australian travellers, nearly 80 per cent believe that airlines should permit in-flight intimacy in private suites.
Following the recent introduction of Qantas’ A380 – an aircraft which offers first-class travellers their own private suite with a bed, mood lighting and champagne – the overwhelming majority of those polled responded that passengers should have the right to in-flight “hanky panky†if they so desire.
Approximately 20 per cent of those polled said that sky-high sexual relations was offensive and inappropriate.
And what was the point of this survey? Yahoo!7 audience director, Kath Hamilton explains:
“If you’ve ever perused Totaltravel’s collaborative message boards, it’s fairly obvious that our users are a lively and passionate group, and our latest survey results prove that point.â€
Ian Jarrett
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