We've seen a countless number of airlines operate "flights to nowhere" for those who really want to fly, but we've never seen anything quite like this... The Bangkok Post reports that Thai Airways will be operating a special "flight to nowhere" on November 30, 2020. Well, it's a flight to nowhere in the sense that…
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@Lucky at the end of the year you should do a virtual awards show for the most creative ways airlines have generated extra revnue during this crisis. So many things we never expected in January this year have happend in the travel industry!
This is the only “fly to nowhere” that made me want to join. I think it would be a unique experience.
One thing I've wondered about these "nowhere" flights that do have a sightseeing aspect - do they circle over sites for a bit, and in both directions so both sides can see, or do they literally just fly over them and then on to the next? And do they fly at lower altitudes for better views?
Some of the comments are funny. Just because you don't respect/have your god/religion doesn't mean you are free to do the same to others (god/religion). Well, buddhist may not known for beheading nowadays, but imposing your own value of joke/banter to others really showed your level of education and manners, or the lack of thereof. Lol.