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In-Flight Erections May Amplify after Viagra’s Use for Jetlag

It seems that Virgin has to introduce major amendment in to its transatlantic flights’ seatback tray tables as the wonderful love drug Viagra has one more honor to its credit. It is claimed that the drug also can be used to cure jetlag in addition to impotence. .

 “The airline was always keen to offer extra third leg room to its male passengers, many of them may be still crossing the Atlantic in an “upright or standing position”, said Richard Branson, Virgin founder.

He further said that the airline is also planning to remove minimum 20 rows of seats from the back of each aircraft and will swap it with toilets as to meet up an estimated rise for mid-air hoggins.

“We have no issue if men travel in an upright position, but at the time of take-off and landing we still want that all erections should be packed under the seat  either in front or must be placed firmly in the overhead luggage bins provided over there, for obligatory  safety reasons.”

While virgin’s decision was well accepted by the travelers but the airline’s pilot union was not pleased with the idea at all and considered it truly reckless.

Meanwhile, British Airways articulated that the airline is not eager to install extra toilets at present but will keep track of any major future development. “Our staff will observe situation flight by flight and will better deal with situations once they crop up.”, said Willie Walsh, chief executive.