Yes, you read it right - you too can have your very own Virgin 'plane.
Except, it's a Virgin America plane... and a paper one at that. But lots of fun to be had somewhere along the line, I'm sure!
http://www.nameourplanes.com/
Then click on "give your name a test fly" down at the bottom right of the page once it's loaded.
Trouble is... the instructions seem rather complicated. I'm sure the engineers at Airbus would agree that building an A320 is a rather complex business... but has anyone managed to figure out how to do this yet?
I've just sat at my desk [busy day at work] and tried for a few mins to figure it out - and ended up with a crumpled mess!
I reckon everyone on here should attempt this - consider it a challenge - then take photos of their "fleet" and upload 'em to the photo database
Except, it's a Virgin America plane... and a paper one at that. But lots of fun to be had somewhere along the line, I'm sure!
http://www.nameourplanes.com/
Then click on "give your name a test fly" down at the bottom right of the page once it's loaded.
Trouble is... the instructions seem rather complicated. I'm sure the engineers at Airbus would agree that building an A320 is a rather complex business... but has anyone managed to figure out how to do this yet?
I've just sat at my desk [busy day at work] and tried for a few mins to figure it out - and ended up with a crumpled mess!I reckon everyone on here should attempt this - consider it a challenge - then take photos of their "fleet" and upload 'em to the photo database
