'Peanut Airlines CF' parodying Korean Air's 'nut rage' goes viral

While Korean Air is stewing in its "nut rage" frenzy, which started when former Korean Air vice president Heather Cho turned a plane around in order to kick out a purser over a bag of nuts, the public is giggling over the ridiculous controversy. A netizen recently created a parody "Peanut Airlines CF" and it's going viral with over one million views for poking fun at Korean Air's nutty predicament.

The video poses as an airline CF meant to promote "Peanut Airlines." The logo is an edited version of Korean Air's logo, which is a Taegeuk or red and blue circle with a white line dividing the middle. Peanut Airlines, of course, replaces that white line with a white silhouette of a peanut.

The narrator of the video says the following: "Hello. We welcome you to Peanut Airlines. At Peanut Airlines, our in-flight service serves peanuts grown at Korea's military base in America. We especially shell the harvested peanuts and serve them on a plate for our first-class passengers. If you'd like and you're an executive member, we even plan to offer peanut butter. We also have peanut cookies. If the business does not meet expectations, we will personally write an apology to the customer. And so please sit and enjoy a pleasant trip with Peanut Airlines."

Ladies and gentlemen, Heather Cho's dream airline.