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It may bee creepy for some. Yes, it may well be what nightmares are made of. But equally, to have the run of the entire plane can make some grin ear-to-ear and this is exactly what happened to a passenger who was flying to Italy on a Boeing 737-800 and he got a very pleasant surprise when he boarded the flight. Long rows of seats, but all bereft of passengers. And none were lined up behind him either. Skirmantas Strimaitis, who hails from Lithuania, was the only passenger on the flight to travel according to AP!
Strimaitis, was flying from capital Vilnius to the northern Italian city of Bergamo. He was travelling for a skiing holiday March 16, and was the only passenger in the plane. Yes, of course, teh crew was there, but the again, it is not the same, is it?
The massive plane can easily accommodate up to 188 passengers, yet the only other people who were onboard with Strimaitis, were two pilots and five crew members.
Novaturas travel said that they chartered the plane to fly a group home from Italy, and to avoid flying empty, one-way tickets were sold. Only one passenger bought a ticket. 
<blockquote data-lang="en">Flying solo: A Lithuanian man flying to Italy gets a pleasant surprise: He was the only passenger on a Boeing 737-800. The plane can hold up to 188 people. <a href="https://t.co/Y2ao8ImO3H">https://t.co/Y2ao8ImO3H</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/odd?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#odd</a>
— AP Oddities (@AP_Oddities) <a href="https://twitter.com/AP_Oddities/status/1113094004525228032?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 2, 2019</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>Strimaitis (Passenger) told The Associated Press on Tuesday that this more than two hours long flight was 'a once in the lifetime experience.  
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Did someone lose his job over the fiasco? Surely, the trip was a massive waste of resources. Resources this planet cannot afford to waste.

It may bee creepy for some. Yes, it may well be what nightmares are made of. But equally, to have the run of the entire plane can make some grin ear-to-ear and this is exactly what happened to a passenger who was flying to Italy on a Boeing 737-800 and he got a very pleasant surprise when he boarded the flight. Long rows of seats, but all bereft of passengers. And none were lined up behind him either. Skirmantas Strimaitis, who hails from Lithuania, was the only passenger on the flight to travel according to AP!Strimaitis, was flying from capital Vilnius to the northern Italian city of Bergamo. He was travelling for a skiing holiday March 16, and was the only passenger in the plane. Yes, of course, teh crew was there, but the again, it is not the same, is it?The massive plane can easily accommodate up to 188 passengers, yet the only other people who were onboard with Strimaitis, were two pilots and five crew members.Novaturas travel said that they chartered the plane to fly a group home from Italy, and to avoid flying empty, one-way tickets were sold. Only one passenger bought a ticket. Flying solo: A Lithuanian man flying to Italy gets a pleasant surprise: He was the only passenger on a Boeing 737-800. The plane can hold up to 188 people. https://t.co/Y2ao8ImO3H #odd— AP Oddities (@AP_Oddities) April 2, 2019Strimaitis (Passenger) told The Associated Press on Tuesday that this more than two hours long flight was 'a once in the lifetime experience.  Watch this Zee Business VideoDid someone lose his job over the fiasco? Surely, the trip was a massive waste of resources. Resources this planet cannot afford to waste.

The massive plane can easily accommodate up to 188 passengers, yet the only other people who were onboard with Strimaitis, were two pilots and five crew members.

Would you like to fly alone on a massive Boeing 737-800 plane? This man did!

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It may bee creepy for some. Yes, it may well be what nightmares are made of. But equally, to have the run of the entire plane can make some grin ear-to-ear and this is exactly what happened to a passenger who was flying to Italy on a Boeing 737-800 and he got a very pleasant surprise when he boarded the flight. Long rows of seats, but all bereft of passengers. And none were lined up behind him either. Skirmantas Strimaitis, who hails from Lithuania, was the only passenger on the flight to travel according to AP! Strimaitis, was flying from capital Vilnius to the northern Italian city of Bergamo. He was travelling for a skiing holiday March 16, and was the only passenger in the plane. Yes, of course, teh crew was there, but the again, it is not the same, is it? The massive plane can easily accommodate up to 188 passengers, yet the only other people who were onboard with Strimaitis, were two pilots and five crew members. Novaturas travel said that they chartered the plane to fly a group home from Italy, and to avoid flying empty, one-way tickets were sold. Only one passenger bought a ticket.  Flying solo: A Lithuanian man flying to Italy gets a pleasant surprise: He was the only passenger on a Boeing 737-800. The plane can hold up to 188 people. https://t.co/Y2ao8ImO3H #odd — AP Oddities (@AP_Oddities) April 2, 2019 Strimaitis (Passenger) told The Associated Press on Tuesday that this more than two hours long flight was a once in the lifetime experience.   Watch this Zee Business Video Did someone lose his job over the fiasco? Surely, the trip was a massive waste of resources. Resources this planet cannot afford to waste.