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The Original Airline Seat Covers!

International and Domestic Utility Patents Pending

More than a half billion people will fly on domestic airplanes this year. This means airline seats will get used more, becoming less sanitary and less comfortable. PlaneSheets offers today's travelers an innovative and practical way to personalize their travel space while keeping at bay germs, crumbs and spills from previous passengers. PlaneSheets are available in both Coach and First Class sizes and come in a variety of plush solids and designer print fabrics. For the traveler wishing to simplify, PlaneSheets also offers an inexpensive, recyclable product that may either disposed of after the flight or washed and resused, if desired. PlaneSheets tranforms a tired, overused airline seat into a cozy, happy place.

PlaneSheets^TM are ready in seconds - no fastening necessary!

Just slip the top of the PlaneSheet
over the headrest, tuck and sit.

Read the USA Today article highlighting
PlaneSheets and other in-flight accessories and products.

Also....from a recent Travel Goods Association Newsletter:
The Travel Goods Show Gets Good Press. In addition to reaching thousands of manufacturers and retailers, The Travel Goods Show enjoyed a high media profile during its three-day run in Las Vegas. More than a dozen accredited journalists were in attendance, representing such diverse media outlets as NBC's Today Show, CNBC, Business Week, the Toronto Star, The Las Vegas Sun, In Business Las Vegas, Las Vegas Life, United Airlines' Hemispheres and Tradeshow Week.

Peter Greenberg, the Today Show's travel editor, was a high-profile presence on the Show's first day, canvassing the aisles accompanied by a camera crew. Greenberg was on the prowl for "outrageous" new travel products and filmed segments with several exhibitors including Eagle Creek Travel Gear, Travel Health Products, Austin House, OneDerWear, Independent Apes, PlaneSheets, Cartdesk, Sky Top Trading, Briggs & Riley, The TRG Group/Swiss Army Brands, and Travelpro. Greenberg's segment aired that night on CNBC TV's On the Money.