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As we’ve mentioned before, Google Glass has some potentially amazing applications that go well beyond taking shower selfies. Now Virgin Atlantic has announced that it’s launching a trial that will see some of its staff members don Google’s computerized headsets to assist with airport customer service. Specifically, Virgin says that “concierge staff in the airline’s Upper Class Wing will be using Google Glass and other wearable technology to deliver the industry’s most high tech and personalized customer service yet.” Virgin says that it plans to introduce Glass and other wearable technology to improve overall customer satisfaction, which it notes has been dropping off for the airline industry as a whole. Although Virgin doesn’t get into too many details, it seems likely that