fly_high
9th Aug 2006, 22:48
I read a story in a national newspaper a few years back about a 747 crossing the Atlantic from America to the UK. The paper reported that due to some reason (possibly weather) all the passengers bar one had been transfered onto other flights but the one guy was quite happy to wait it out as he wasn't in any rush.
So the story goes, because everybody else had been put on other planes there was only the one passenger on the entire flight. If I remember correctly he was upgraded to first class (it would have been a bit miserable sitting in the back on your own!) and was allowed into the cockpit for landing.
It does sound remarkable but I suppose this must be possible. What's the quietest longhaul flight anybody here's ever been on?
So the story goes, because everybody else had been put on other planes there was only the one passenger on the entire flight. If I remember correctly he was upgraded to first class (it would have been a bit miserable sitting in the back on your own!) and was allowed into the cockpit for landing.
It does sound remarkable but I suppose this must be possible. What's the quietest longhaul flight anybody here's ever been on?