We were talking about the possibility of flight delay and Air France compensating their value customer on the lost of time thus Zeon might get a chance to upgrade to Business class on her way back to Singapore. Hahaha... Fat chance eh? But, who knows...
This topic thus led to the subject of A380 annoucing 'NO SEX' allow on the world first airborne double bed suites last October.
Imagine paying $14,320.00 for endless champagne, privacy, airborne double bed suites and no sex during your honey moon? 
Well, this rule does not really make sense to me, at least i dont think it will worked out as told... What measures can the Airline pose to prevent such things from happening except telling customer that SEX IS NOT ALLOWED!? They cant go around knocking at 12 different cabin every 30mins and check what their customers are doing right? Is it not that once the doors are close, anyone can do things as they like? Eg: Change clothes, sleep, dig their nose, change 'kotex' etc?
If SIA is afraid that having sex will in turn disturb other customers onboard then the more it does not make sense... Common, everyone knows that having sex would not imply moaning or even screaming (even those animals mating down the streets create no sound). Who would even do that knowing many people are sitting somewhere near their cabin eh?
Hmmm... what if its 2 guys in the same cabin? As far as i know, sex between two men remains a crime in Singappore. Although A380 is owned by SIA but since the plane is flying, does the same law still applies?
What if a naked man or lady come out undress from the cabin? What if our Singapore Air-stewardess are being ask to share the bed with the customers? OMG... so many things can happen but at least only those rich people get to have such privilege but rich people dont risk having such things on the front page of tomorrow newspaper or magazine headlines.
The only way to prevent is to not have it in the 1st place.
Quote: Above saying means no offences.
Article on 31 Oct 07:
SINGAPORE - SINGAPORE Airlines, the first operator of the new Airbus A380, has dashed the hopes of sexual thrill-seekers planning to engage in amorous activity aboard the world's biggest jumbo jet.
The carrier said it would ask passengers on the A380 to refrain from sex while ensconced in one of its 12 first-class suites, which boast the world's first airborne double beds.
'All we ask of customers, wherever they are on our aircraft, is to observe standards that don't cause offence to other customers and crew,' the company told Reuters in a statement.
'Nothing different applies for our Singapore Airlines Suites customers.' While private, the double cabins are neither sound proofed nor completely sealed.
Singapore Airlines, the world's second-largest airline by market value, started commercial flights of the double-decker A380 last week with a Singapore-Sydney service.
'So they'll sell you a double bed, and give you privacy and endless champagne and then say you can't do what comes naturally?' Mr Tony Elwood, who travelled with wife Julie in a suite aboard the inaugural flight, told the Times of London.
'They seem to have done everything they can to make it romantic, short of bringing round oysters,' Ms Julie said. 'I'd say they shouldn't really complain, should they?' -- REUTERS
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