Register on the website and you can look for love in categories that include American boyfriend, Canadian girlfriend, Kiwi friend, and, our favorite, “business contact. The airline says 75 people have signed up. They’re about evenly split between North Americans and Kiwis. Men and women are also equally represented. Air New Zealand hopes passengers will be in a romantic mood just thinking about their destination.
via wired.com
What's worse, sharing a 13 hour flight with an awkward stranger who thinks you two ought to be soul mates, or finding out your soul mate lives in New Zealand? Love conquers all, but I don't know too many successful long-distance relationships that span the Pacific Ocean. Of course, you could just have sex. Who doesn't look/smell better after a 13 hour flight?
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