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Does it include :-Originally posted by SueEllen View PostCabin fever: tickets for meal onboard Singapore parked plane sell out | Airline industry | The Guardian
Diners have rushed to pay up to £360 per head to eat a meal on a stationary plane, in the latest sign of public appetite to recreate the onboard experience without travelling.
Singapore Airlines launched a waiting list after tickets rapidly sold out for two weekends of sittings onboard two stationary A380 superjumbos, with meals at seats and the chance to watch a movie, albeit no longer in-flight.
Guests will get a meal from the standard Singapore Airlines menu, with S$642 (£360) buying the full works in a suite – or £30 per head for the tray in economy. Frequent flyers could also cash in points towards a meal.
An unruly kid in the seat behind kicking the seat in front?
An over-weight passenger in the window seat that wants to go to the toilet?
A filthy toilet with a wet floor?
Run out of the hot meal you wanted?
Start two hours late?
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Making every journey personal...
Cabin fever: tickets for meal onboard Singapore parked plane sell out | Airline industry | The Guardian
Diners have rushed to pay up to £360 per head to eat a meal on a stationary plane, in the latest sign of public appetite to recreate the onboard experience without travelling.
Singapore Airlines launched a waiting list after tickets rapidly sold out for two weekends of sittings onboard two stationary A380 superjumbos, with meals at seats and the chance to watch a movie, albeit no longer in-flight.
Guests will get a meal from the standard Singapore Airlines menu, with S$642 (£360) buying the full works in a suite – or £30 per head for the tray in economy. Frequent flyers could also cash in points towards a meal.Tags: None
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