Question of the Week: When Is a Stunt Too Reckless?
Gary Connery made the record books on Tuesday by jumping out of an airplane and landing unscathed without a parachute. Did that cross some hypothetical line between legitimacy and lunacy? Plus: Last week, we asked AVweb readers what they thought of Virgin Atlantic’s decision to allow limited cell phone calls on trans-Atlantic flights; click through for the breakdown of answers.
Gary Connery made the record books on Tuesday by jumping out of an airplane and landing unscathed without a parachute. Did that cross some hypothetical line between legitimacy and lunacy?
When is a stunt too reckless? Was Connery's?
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