If your favorite part of taking a trip is going through the airport, then you’re in luck: A Taiwanese airport has created an experience for hungry TSA travelers to check in for a flight, pass through security, and then board the plane … and sit .
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Taipai Songshan Airport began offering passengers a trip to nowhere in early July and welcomed some 7,000 interested guests, the New York Post reported. Only 60 were chosen from the pool for the half-day plane “trips” that will continue in the next two weeks.
Those who were selected for the fake flight received boarding passes and continued the typical security process they would do if traveling abroad.
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Taiwan has encouraged citizens not to travel internationally unless in emergencies.
Those who were selected for the fake flight received boarding passes and continued the typical security process they would do if traveling abroad. Once inside, the guests gathered at their door where they waited to board a plane from China Airlines, Taiwan’s main airline, which the island considered renaming during the pandemic due to its close resemblance to the Chinese airline Air China.
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Those who participated in the stunt practiced safe social distancing and wore their mandatory masks while talking to flight attendants and admiring the new security measures the airport has put in place due to the coronavirus, the Post reported.
Taiwan quickly reacted to the COVID-19 outbreak with the closure of borders. The autonomous island of mainland China has had seven coronavirus-related deaths.
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