Several airlines are developing seats for upper-class passengers that transform into beds. Since the dawn of air travel, passengers have risked the sting of public humiliation for some in-flight nookie. It still happens, but it's more gross than ever. But it's hard to say how the industry will react, he says. The Federal Aviation Administration has no rules against mile-high sex.
Airlines follow their own guidelines.
I say, if you can stand the embarrassment, go for it. You'll probably face an angry gantlet of folks waiting in line. Of course, there are limits. In October, British police arrested American Airlines passengers Amanda Holt and David Machin for allegedly stripping to their underwear, right in their seats, and getting a little too frisky. Don't look now, but Santa's Workshop is for sale.