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Tommy Lee In Mile High Club TMZ -- Tommy Lee won't be busted for possibly busting with his girlfriend in an American Airlines bathroom, because what the 2 did inside is nobody's business but theirs ... TMZ has learned. Our American Airlines sources tell us ... there were no complaints filed with the company about Tommy and his gf Brittany Furlan joining the mile high club. We're told it's NOT against policy for 2 people to use the same lavatory at the same time ... and what they do in there is private. Our sources say typically, when 2 people use the same bathroom, it's the elderly or someone who needs medical assistance ... but Tommy and Brittany both appeared to be in good health. The rocker and his gf didn't create a disturbance on the short flight from Nassau to Miami, so we're told Tommy's off the hook -- he won't face a ban. We reached out to a rep for American Airlines ... the company officially has ...

The woman who made Ralph Fiennes flight extra special from Australia to Mumbai is now in the "glamour model" business. The mile-high hottie is posing for a men's magazine. Lisa Robertson, whose dalliance with Ralph Fiennes mid-air earned her a sacking from Qantas, is doing it again, reinventing herself as a lingerie model like Jordan. Robertson has quickly found a home in the pages of Zoo Weekly. The men's magazine interviewed Robertson in their latest issue – which hits news stands today – with racy photos on six pages. According to Zoo editor Paul Merrill, reported by the Daily Telegraph: "She's certainly had her troubles but she's a survivor and this week's Zoo is her first step to bouncing back," he said. "She chose Zoo because she knew she could trust us and that we'd make her look stunning."

A SMALL Coonawarra winery is cashing in on the fling between Ralph Fiennes and Qantas flight attendant Lisa Robertson. The wine she served the actor, as shown on a 60 Minutes story about the incident, was the multiple award-winning Majella cabernet sauvignon. Now Majella co-owner Brian Lynn is asking his mailing list members and visitors to the winery website to come up with slogans to reflect Majella's role in the liaison. Among the responses, which are in line to earn a bottle of the company's top-of-the-range 2003 Malleea, are: "Majella services Qantas first-class passengers - as do the stewardesses"; "Majella - miles above the rest"; "Oh, ohh, ohhh, oooohhhhh, OOOOHHHhhhhhhhhh . . . Majella"; "You don't have to join the mile high club to get a piece of the action, it's available in all good liquor outlets now"; "When the urge strikes you, there's always Majella"; "Go a mile high with Majella - a natural cou...

Quantas Stewardess Lisa Robertson Gave Great Service FORMER Qantas stewardess Lisa Robertson says she has few regrets over the "mile-high" tryst in a business-class toilet with movie star Ralph Fiennes. Ms Robertson, 38, was sacked by Qantas after news of the incident grabbed headlines around the world. She told the Nine Network's 60 Minutes program last night that despite all the flack, she would not change what had happened. "I would do it again ... which probably sounds crazy but I would do it again." Entranced by the romantic images from Fiennes's movie The English Patient, Ms Robertson said that when he kissed her on the plane she knew she couldn't control herself. "I wanted him to kiss me. You know, he's one of the most gorgeous men in the world to me." Asked if she wanted something to happen between her and Fiennes, she replied: "Of course, I'd have to be insane not to." Now one of the world's best-known former ai...

Mile High Club Member Ralph Fiennes Sydney - Australia's most famous air stewardess lost her job Monday in the turbulent wake of a tell-all account of last month's 'amazing' sexual encounter with Hollywood actor Ralph Fiennes in the toilet of a Qantas flight to India. Lisa Robertson, 38, told Woman's Day that she 'melted' in the arms of the 44-year-old star of the 1996 film The English Patient, which she had watched 20 times. 'I just stood up, reached down for his hand and told him to follow me,' the former undercover police officer said. 'We went into the toilet and locked the door, and off came much of our clothes.' Women's Day has bought the local rights to reprint a splash that first appeared in London's Mail on Sunday newspaper. Robertson was suspended without pay by Qantas when the carrier learned of the steamy incident on QF123 from Darwin to Mumbai. 'At first I denied it because I was desperate to keep my job, and I didn...