Fancy joining the mile-high club? Now you can make your intentions clear without leaving your seat - even when the 'fasten seatbelt sign is on'.
A new Virgin gimmick lets you buy your fellow passenger a drink via the seat-back entertainment system, allowing for full-on in-flight flirting.
The America service lets flyers locate the object of their affection via a digital seat map, then send them a tipple at the touch of a button.
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Cheers! Virgin passengers can locate the object of their affections via a digital seat map in the seat-back system in front of them
Target the object of your affection: Tycoon Sir Richard Branson has released a 'guide to getting lucky' by using the system
HOW IT WORKS
Flyers first locate the object of their affection via a digital seat map.
They then select what they want to send, be it drinks, snacks or even a meal, and enter their credit card details.
Staff then deliver the food to the appropriate seat.
Customers can then follow up their gift via a seat to seat chat system
After selecting items and paying with a credit card, a flight attendant delivers the goodies directly to the passenger's seat.
They can even follow up the gesture with a chat-up line sent through the seat-to-seat messaging system.
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Passengers can also have meals and snacks delivered to people sitting elsewhere on the aircraft - so if things go well an admirer could end up buying you dinner.
After the delivery, you can follow up and chat with your object of affection with Virgin America's existing seat-to-seat chat platform via its Red in-flight entertainment system.
The chat platform allows travelers to send text messages to other fliers.
Billionaire Virgin boss Richard Branson unveiled the new service to the in-flight entertainment system with a video entitled: 'Sir Richard Branson's Guide to Getting Lucky at 35,000 feet'.
'I'm not a betting man, but I say your chance of deplaning with a plus-one are at least 50 percent,' he told potential customers.
Hey Girl! Sir Richard has given would-be passengers advice on how to be as successful as him
Unleash your charm: Sir Richard's tips for mile-high fun are included in a promotional video to go with the seat-to-seat deilvery system
Buy her a drink: As well as encouraging passengers to get cosy on the flight, Sir Richard's video encourages suitors to spend cash on alcohol and even dinner for one another
The tycoon uses the tongue-in-cheek video message to advise his passengers to 'pinpoint the object of your affections', then woo them by sending them a drink or striking up a seat-to-seat chat.
In is the latest in a series of stunts the Virgin boss has used to gain publicity for his ventures, from flashing his underwear to abseiling down buildings.
Branson, who signs off by saying 'best of luck up there', launched the new feature to mark the start of Virgin's new Los Angeles to Las Vegas service.
It is available on all of the airline's U.S. flights.
Fasten your seatbelts: The new service is available on all of Virgin's U.S. flights