Tired of browsing through the latest issue of SkyMall or playing Candy Crush on your iPhone while stuck on an airplane? Virgin Airline founder Richard Branson has just the solution for you. He’s announced that starting later this year, passengers in the U.K. will be treated to live, in-flight comedy performances from comedians traveling to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The airline’s “Little Red flights” will also pay tribute to the area’s music scene by featuring on-board performances by local bands. It’s not the first time Virgin has attempted to introduce a little culture to the flying experience. Earlier this year they hosted the world’s first in-flight art gallery, where passengers traveling between London and New York could virtually view and purchase the work of artist Ben Eine …
