A Vending Machine Offering $3 Million in Flight Insurance
This image features a vending machine branded with the Jetstar logo, situated in what appears to be a terminal at Sydney Airport. The machine advertises a 'Single-Flight Life Insurance' policy for $8, promising a $3 million payout in the event of a plane crash. The kiosk includes a digital touchscreen interface for entering flight numbers and a slot that dispenses a physical paper policy. While airport insurance kiosks were a common sight in the mid-20th century, their presence in modern terminals is rare, and this specific machine serves as a provocative example of how travel-related financial services are marketed directly to passengers before they board their flights.
Life insurance sales machines were common airport fixtures in the 1970s.
AI slop. Blocked.
What's the definition of a "Plane Crash"?
You can double your chances if the pilot has the same insurance.
And that slip of paper survives the crash.
Didn’t they stop selling flight insurance from kiosks at airports back in the 60’s or 70’s after a guy put a bomb in his mom’s suitcase and bought an insurance policy at the airport for her flight when he dropped her off?
1. Get that insurance 2. Crash a plane 3.1 Fake death or 3.2 Get fake death certificate 4. ?? 5. Profit
Can I buy life insurance on other passengers? I'd be playing it like the lottery.
Life insurance? What if it crashes & you survive?
Worst betting machine ever.