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William Shatner to Start Regulating on Virgin America Fares

April 15, 2008 at 4:45 PM | by | Comments (3)

William Shatner, the celebrity spokesman/ninja for Priceline.com may soon be flying high on Virgin America.

Everyone's favorite new airline just announced a partnership with Priceline.com which will allow the discount booking site full access to all of Virgin America's published fares, schedules and inventory.

What this means for fliers is that you'll have another option to find some cheap VA flights. Plus, you get to look at William Shatner in a variety of kung-fu fighting stances.

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What?!

This has got to be the best celebrity-product pairing I have ever seen.

With Virgin's tongue-in-cheek advertising and generally campy ambience, Shatner couldn't have found a better partner.

He's currently "negotiating" with Priceline, so there's no telling what he'll do with Virgin.

Watch out here he comes! duck

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