Airline drops to Hot bikini video security

ABC News | ABC Sports News Copy passengers aboard Air New Zealand aircraft see no more bikini-clad supermodels featured in flight safety video, but whether the video remove is a victory for the critics to the debate.
The video doesn't play anymore, because "we change every few months from our safety videos," airline officials told ABC News.
But the video titled "Security in paradise," after launching a Change.org petition against the video, which drew thousands of signatures victory critics maintain the.
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The video that shows the sports illustrated models bikini clad and even 60-year-old supermodel Christie Brinkley, detailing the flight safety regulations, has been criticized by many for women to objectify.
"I'm upset about that air to sexually objectify has taken New Zealand to women, as a husband and father," wrote a critic about the Change.org petition.
"Security in Paradise" video isn't the first time an Air New Zealand flight safety video has drawn attention. The video featured hobbits two years ago and the airline Betty White was last year in an "Old School" Star-themed video.
Other airlines have in fact also.
Virgin America released a video before the flight security last year entirely to music with the video instructional information delivery through singing, rap and dance moves.
The new year began in January by releasing a 80 years theme security videos Delta Airlines with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Teddy Ruxpin, and ALF. The airline was formerly known for "Deltalina", which is a flight attendant sexier than the average.
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