KLM, the Royal Dutch Airline, are working on an exciting new service, called Meet and Seat. The idea behind Meet and Seat isn’t completely unique as another airline did similar, but KLM are opening up the service to cater for Facebook, and LinkedIn.
The idea behind Meet and Seat is to allow passengers to sit themselves next to like minded people, determined by connecting their Facebook and LinkedIn profiles to the system. The system them performs a matching algorithm and seats a person next to someone who is similar – the aim, to enhance a persons flight by being placed to someone potentially similar.
The system isn’t live just yet, but reports say that it will be launched early this year and I’m looking forward to see how many other airlines (and other companies) jump onto this band wagon, because it’s a damn good idea!
MHBuddy, owned by Malaysia Airlines, was the first company to develop such technology through it’s Facebook-based booking and arranging social seating platform.
Quick! Join as many modelling agency groups and ‘Like’ as many strip club pages as you can!!
@Eric
And then don’t be surprised to find yourself seated near some rather shady and desperate looking characters :p
Now if I were you, I’d do some research to find out what all those pretty ladies enjoy and like, and then like and follow all those ;)
Haha, too true! Hit up pinterest, find new people to follow from there by grabbing their other social profile links, because chances are, most are women :)
I’ll leave that to the single guys out there :)
My suggestion was conceptual :P
Absolutely Eric :)