With the Internet still buzzing over a US Airways Tweet that was dirtier than anything Miley Cyrus has done in months, spokesman Matt Miller has come out and tried to explain what happened.
How did naked women with a toy plan wedged between her legs end up online?
Reference Airplane! and you earn a spot in our countdown.
4. Different Kind of Red Eye
Some guys may actually enjoy red eyes now.
5. Excessive Leg Room
Gives a whole new meaning to "leg room," huh?
6. Black Box Recovery
Nope, that black box is never coming back.
7. Wanna Fly Aer Lingus?
Two words. One hearty laugh.
8. Screwed by an Airline
We've all been screwed by airline, but come on now.
9. New Ending to Lost
Oh, okay. So THIS is how Lost ended!
10. Tweet/Plane Removal
Seriously, that plane has to be removed.
11. Too Easy
This one was too easy, but no less hilarious.
12. Landing Strip Miss
This does give a whole new meaning to the concept of a landing strip.
13. Double US Airways Slam!
Points for slamming US Airways twice in this one.
14. Near a Crying Baby
We may have a winner for best US Airways-related Tweet.
15. Hehe, Bangkok
A direct flight to Bangkok, folks.
16. Flying Everywhere!
Yes, readers, US Airways flies everywhere apparently.
17. Gate 1 vs. Gate 2
It's true. We could think of a worse place for the plane to go.
18. Best. Quitter. Ever.
Sorry, George Constanza. This person is the best at quitting his/her job.
19. As for the Passengers...
Who knew Ken Jennings could be this funny?!?
"It was an honest mistake. It was in an attempt to flag the tweet as inappropriate," Miller tells The New York Daily News, adding that the image was initially first posted on the US Airways wall by an undisclosed Twitter user.
The X-rated photo was "captured" and "flagged as inappropriate," Miller said, and then when the airline went to reply to customer complaints… it was "inadvertently included."
Inadvertently and hilariously, we should add.
No employee will be fired over the US Airways Twitter picture, with Miller emphasizing again how apologetic his company is and concluding:
"We are in the midst of reviewing our processes but for the most part we have an understanding of what happened and how to ensure how it won't happen in the future."
In case you somehow missed it, here's a look at the pornographic Tweet in question:
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