Penguin Airlines
An anonymous reader writes "DesktopLinux.com interviews Chris Stevens, President of Penguin Airlines about his young venture's business model that includes using Linux in all aspects from the ground up -- from desktops to the reservations system! 'Tux' is more than just a name for this new air taxi service which brings convenient, economical, time-saving air travel via the shortest route between home and destination." They wrote an essay about their business plans, and their heavily computerized jets look nifty as well. CD:Those interested in the aviation side of things should check out James Fallows book "Free Flight" as well.
But Penguins don't fly....
I hope they have better luck than the real birds.
We don't need no Net Explorer We don't need no Thought control
Upside: An airline that never crashes. Downside: Who wants uptimes that last for months?
Let me design your website. www.navalswebdesigns.webhop.biz
"Linux controlling our skies? Might as well stop all airborne travel."
I wouldn't go that far, but you would need to know Bernoulli's Law to board the plane.
"Derp de derp."
You got it all wrong: "Penguin" in the name has nothing to do with Linux, but what they serve for meals. I learned that after taking "Dogways Airlines".
Table-ized A.I.