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Old July 28th 07, 04:53 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Boeing Flies Blended Wing Body Research Aircraft


"Matt Whiting" wrote

That may be true, but my understanding is that all market survey work done
to date has shown consumers to soundly reject an airplane without windows.
However, maybe future generations will have a different view as you say.


If the airline could offer you a ticket reduced 25% in price, that same
market survey would suddenly find that the people really like having no
windows. g

Money talks, BS walks, as the saying goes.
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Jim in NC


 




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