After being the only airline that had the balls to not install porn filters on their in-flight Internet access, American Airlines folded up like cheap suits changed their minds and decided to install porn filters after all. Why you ask? Here’s their reasoning:
American said Tuesday it was working with technology provider Aircell to allow filtering of its nascent Internet service. American, the nation’s largest carrier, said it hasn’t gotten reports of passengers viewing “inappropriate content” on the Gogo in-flight service but said filtering was “an appropriate measure to take.”
Right. Sure. Whatever. Thanks for the spin.
I think the real reason is that the pressure that right wing zealots group Focus On The Family put on American Airlines was too much for them to bear. But that would just be speculation of course. Even if they are the sole reason behind this, you can be sure that they were a factor in American Airlines decision making process.
American Airlines Opens New Admirals Club Lounge At Pearson Airport In Toronto
Posted in Commentary with tags American Airlines on September 6, 2017 by itnerdAmerican Airlines has unveiled a new, contemporary premium experience at Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ), Terminal 3 with the redesign of its Admirals Club Lounge. American made a significant investment in the nearly 2,500 square feet Admirals Club, which has been meticulously re-designed to offer comfortable seating and tranquility for nearly 70 guests. Customers can enjoy from complimentary snacks and drinks, a dedicated bar stocked with a range of premium beverages, a self-service coffee bar featuring La Colombe coffee beans, computers with Internet access, in addition to complimentary Wi-Fi and power ports throughout.
American Airlines offers up to 30 daily flights from Toronto to its U.S. hubs in Charlotte (CLT), Chicago (ORD), Dallas/ Fort Worth (DFW), Los Angeles (LAX), Miami (MIA), New York (JFK & LGA), Philadelphia (PHL) and Washington, D.C. (DCA).
American has Admirals Club Lounges in 54 locations worldwide and has offered one in Toronto since 1975. The newly redesigned space is part of the airline’s extensive worldwide lounge refurbishment program. American is in the midst of more than $3 billion in planned improvements to give customers a superior travel experience around the world. These investments include an extensive aircraft fleet replacement program, installing fully lie-flat seats; international Wi-Fi; more in-flight entertainment options and power outlets on board; a new, modern design for lounges and airport spaces, celebrity chef inspired menus and award winning wine selections in Flagship First and Business Class. For more information or to book, click here.
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