U.S. airlines to sell ads on boarding passes
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Altria
They should plaster the inside of planes with ads like on Japanese trains.
They could also try printing ads on toilet paper and covering stewardess uniforms in corporate logos - just like F1 racing!
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wilbur
i have a policy that when i'm on the net and a pop-up or other ad annoys me and keeps me from doing what i was doing, i promise myself to never buy anything from that company
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