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Check in, but don’t fly? Airlines launch ‘flights to nowhere’
Airlines are selling trips that start and end at the same airport, to satisfy wanderlust during the pandemic.

All the fuss of air travel without actually going anywhere?
Airlines are hoping that the peculiar concept has some appeal for passengers desperate to satisfy their wanderlust while grappling with coronavirus limitations.
They’re called “no-destination” flights, an idea that comes as airlines entertain ways to boost cash flow amid a severe slump in passenger demand caused by the pandemic.
Singapore Airlines, for example, is considering launching a “flight to nowhere” from Changi Airport, starting in October. Basically, the passengers will board the plane, fly around for a few hours, and come back — a quirky round-trip that could also include staycations at the city’s hotels and limousine ferry rides, according to a report in the Straits Times.
Taiwanese airlines such as STARLUX, EVA, China Airlines, and Tigerair have already operated several.
ANA operated one with its A380 last month.
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What a disaster, not sure how many people are Aviation nuts to do this.