Skyping in airplanes is already becoming old news. [Lenn](http://lennpryor.blogs.com) is at this moment somewhere high above Siberia on his way to Japan and I chatted with him from the comfort of my home. As wifi on airplanes is becoming a commodity, the next critical resource appears to be power outlets, currently available only in business class of most carriers.

[20:36:23] lenn pryor | Skyping at 40,0... says: the only thing that sucks is that I am in coach and they do not have power outlets
[20:36:34] lenn pryor | Skyping at 40,0... says: and I only have 40 mins on the battery
[20:37:02] lenn pryor | Skyping at 40,0... says: they have them in business, I wish I could pay someone a few Euros to charge my machine at their seat
[20:37:10] lenn pryor | Skyping at 40,0... says: they should bid that on Ebay
[20:38:10] lenn pryor | Skyping at 40,0... says: also we should have Apple Bonjour in all versions of Skype for local discovery
[20:38:21] lenn pryor | Skyping at 40,0... says: I wonder how many people are here on the plane using Skype
[20:38:23] Jaanus Kase | Tallinn says: Bonjour was formerly known as Rendezvouz?
[20:38:28] lenn pryor | Skyping at 40,0... says: yes
[20:38:39] lenn pryor | Skyping at 40,0... says: they have a Windows SDK
[20:39:21] lenn pryor | Skyping at 40,0... says: that could be cool for finding other Skype users on the plane