KLM Economy Comfort Invisible Chair Illusion Video
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines captured the imagination of travelers when they hired magician Ramana to perform his famous levitation trick at Skipol Airport in Amsterdam last December to advertise the benefits of the airline’s new economy comfort option.
The marketing stunt continued at Manchester Airport T2 in February where English passengers seen a guy sat on what appeared to be an invisible chair, legs crossed, casually reading a newspaper.
All this guerrilla marketing was to advertise the benefits of KLM’s economy comfort product, which grants passengers an additional 10cm legroom as well as enabling them to recline their seat twice as much as a standard economy seat.
As for the trick, that’s Ramana’s secret, unless you can figure it out from the video below.
Posted on March 1, 2010 | Filed Under Travel
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It is all in the pants
Either with invisible thread hanging or more likely it is a chair in his pants with the support (only one heavy duty titanium/something lever) welded into the ground through (curiously non-moving) left foot.
I mean right foot (my previous comment)
Magnets in floor and in trousers like poles facing each other.
If he were on a metal support, he could move easier. Otherwise, as it is, he’d ‘slide’ off of the magnetic field and fall to one side or the other.
Charley in Alaska
Notice the back of his shirt…..looks suspicious to me
Charley in Alaska