Airlines

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Contest Info

Started: 7/16/2005 06:05
Ended: 7/18/2005 06:05

Level: advanced

Entries: 18

Jackpot:
$5
$3
$2

Contest Directions: Create images of an "armed" Airlines Industry. Weaponize anything normally associated with airline travel, from pilots to planes.

Contest Info

- Started: 7/16/2005 06:05
- Ended: 7/18/2005 06:05
- Level: advanced
- Entries: 18
- Jackpot:
- $5
- $3
- $2

18 pictures

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Spruce Moose
- - ehlersk
    A little slow going, But it'll get you there.
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- Score: 6.073
  Views: 240007
Radar Free
- - Serrator
    They can't shoot down what they can't see...and everyone has a front seat!
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- Score: 6.011
  Views: 222440
B 17
- - Serrator
    United found it cheaper to retrofit some old B-17's. Yes it's a little slower, yes it's a lot noisier and yes it is cramped but...you will get to your destination.
    
    As a bonus some of the window seats have guns!
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- Score: 5.614
  Views: 238378
Osama Air
- - Serrator
    Here's the safest airline today...
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- Score: 5.552
  Views: 223108
Delta Fighter
- - Mundo
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- Score: 5.541
  Views: 223404
- 5/18
Southwest Airlines
- - Mundo
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- Yet another great idea! This way it can be useful for something besides transporting lazy tourists!
- Score: 5.446
  Views: 257290
- 6/18
Concord Bomber
- - Mundo
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- Score: 5.427
  Views: 270380
- 7/18
Decoy Banner
- - Eyal
    For Airlines with low budget, the decoy technology shows promise, as long as the attachment cable is not too short...
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- Score: 5.406
  Views: 221745
- 8/18
Guard Dog
- - BruceLeroy
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- My kinda plane Glad it's not a gun
- Score: 5.337
  Views: 221404
- 9/18
Airline Pilot
- - Mundo
    Today's Airline Pilot?
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- Score: 5.323
  Views: 264907
- 10/18

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This contest is fueled by the following news: Next month, the U.S. government will being testing new anti missile equipment on three airliners. In the end, this will represent the first step towards what likely will be the most expensive security upgrade ever ordered for the aviation system in the United States. Both Northrop Grumman and BAE Systems will install the systems in out of service aircraft. The equipment will include laser defense systems that are designed to misdirect shoulder-fired missiles according John Kubricky, director of the Department of Homeland Security's systems engineering and development office. Results of the test will be sent to Congress early next year.