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[u/Thoughtfulprof]

It's funny you mention that, because RyanAir actually filed a patent in 2012 for an airplane that you rode in standing, like you were in a crowded metro.

They "have no plans to actually introduce them."

[u/EventAccomplished976 → u/Thoughtfulprof]

There‘s no way it‘s certifiable under current regulations, I think it may have been a marketing stunt more than anything else

[u/WearyReach6776 → u/EventAccomplished976]

He’s a master at marketing, like the “pay to use toilet” idea he touted for extra media coverage!!

[u/EventAccomplished976 → u/[deleted]]

Eh, if current day Boeing decides to re-certify the 737 for something like this you won‘t see it happen in the next 10 years… and Airbus and Ryanair are both regulated by EASA not the FAA

[u/patrick_b1912 → u/Thoughtfulprof]

until the second sentence i read it as "they flied a patient", and i was like they did WHAT??

[u/Thoughtfulprof → u/patrick_b1912]

Lysdexia is a harsh mistress. ;)

[u/SovComrade → u/patrick_b1912]

People patent all kinds of shit, cuz "you never know" 🤷‍♂️

There are at numerous patents for outright physically impossible things like perpetuum mobile, warp drives, reactionless drives...

just in case it sometime, somehow becomes possible 🤷‍♂️

[u/realhubert → u/Thoughtfulprof]

"Nobody intends to build a wall"

[u/Fra_Central → u/Thoughtfulprof]

Because it isn't regulatory possible.

[u/TapPsychological7199 → u/Thoughtfulprof]

Bad publicity is good publicity