Lucky passenger gets entire plane to herself after mistakenly booking seat on flight meant for airline staff
Beth VerSteeg took a selfie showing rows of empty seats behind her on the lonely flight from Rochester, New York, to Washington, DC
THIS lucky passenger had an entire plane to herself after scoring a seat on a plane intended solely for airline staff.
Beth VerSteeg took a selfie showing rows of empty seats behind her on the lonely flight from Rochester, New York, to Washington, DC.
She took to Reddit to share the envy-inducing story of the solo flight, which only had one flight attendant — who still gave the safety spiel for her audience of one.
The happy mistake took place earlier this week, after VerSteeg’s original flight was cancelled and she and several other passengers were rebooked on a later flight.
Airline staff quickly realised they had mistakenly booked the DC-bound passengers on a crew-only flight and managed to squeeze them onto an earlier flight, the .
VerSteeg, however, missed the memo — and only realized something was off when she found herself alone in the waiting area 45 minutes before take-off.
“One of the airport agents came over while I was waiting and asked if that was the flight I was waiting for, then said, ‘I knew this would happen', ” VerSteeg wrote in the thread.
Happily, they agreed to take her anyway.
Once she’d boarded, VerSteeg chose a seat in the third row.
On her Reddit thread, she recalls making “awkward eye contact” with the lone flight attendant on board and spreading out over two seats.