Boeing Once Used Potatoes To Test In-Flight WiFi

Cool Weird Awesome with Brady Carlson
19/08/2021 3 min Temporada 3 Episodio 594

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It’s National Aviation Day and National Potato Day, and amazingly, there's a story that brings them both together. Boeing used sacks of potatoes in place of humans when it began testing in-flight WiFi. Plus: in 1994, American Airlines released an 18 page book of its in-flight recipes, for anyone looking to recreate airline food at home. 
Boeing uses potatoes to improve Wi-Fi signals (USA Today)
The American Airlines Recipe Book (Weird Universe)
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