Sir Richard Branson dresses as stewardess on charity flight

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Virgin group founder Sir Richard Branson has finally made good on a bet he lost two years ago.

The bet was made with AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes on who had a better Formula 1 team at the 2010 Grand Prix in Abu Dhabi. The loser would have to dress as a female flight attendant on board the winner's airline.

Fernandes' Lotus beat Branson's Marussia Virgin by two spots in the final rankings.

The flight took off from Perth, Australia, to Kuala Lumpur this morning (May 12). Tickets were priced at A$399 (S$494.61), with A$100 from each ticket sold donated to Australia's Starlight Children's Foundation. 10 per cent from all inflight sales will also be donated.