New flying experience allows passengers 360 degree view of the clouds

Imagine — an airline money- making scheme Michael O’Leary didn’t come up with.

New flying experience allows passengers 360 degree view of the clouds
Tue, 15 Dec, 2015 - 00:00
Dan Buckley

Imagine no more.

An American aerospace technology firm has devised a new way to enjoy an exhilarating in-flight experience, using a bubble that allows passengers to see even more than the pilot.

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