Rent a PSP Go on your next South Korean flight

by David Hinkle on Jan 15th 2010 6:00PM

If you're planning on taking a flight into (or out of) South Korea and are hard-pressed for something to do during the flight, Jin Air, a subsidiary of Korean Air, is offering patrons the option to rent a 16GB PSP Go for a reasonable 4,000 won ($3.50), Siliconera reports. It apparently comes pre-loaded with games, none of which are specifically mentioned in the press release. That's a good way to get somebody to pay for something!

Anyway, we're just glad somebody's supporting the PSP Go, because it's not like Sony is.

[Thanks, John]

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Tags: jin-air, korean-air, psp, psp-go, south-korea, travel

Reader Comments (7)

Really, it's not a bad idea... But I could've sworn at one point I recall someone's PSP being taken away temporarily or told them to turn it off on a plane for interference or something? Or was this the beginning of the flight, I forget
Oh well.

hell yeah!

What happens if the battery dies :)

It's not a bad idea but I can't honestly see it making alot of money or attracting other airlines to do the same... maybe rent with option to buy (with in flight discount) would generate some more money...

What's stopping some arsehole deleting all the games on there or putting their own memory card in and copying over debauched movies? Or is that just me who would do that?