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A Biman Bangladesh Airlines flight went to Malaysia with just one passenger from Dhaka. The Boeing 737-800 left Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport at 6.15pm on Tuesday. It has 162 seats. Of these, 12 are business class and 150 are economy class. However, the plane returned to Dhaka with 112 passengers on the return flight.
It is known that Sona Mia was the only passenger on flight BG08 from Dhaka to Malaysia. His home is in Tangail. He went to Brunei with transit to Malaysia.
Biman Bangladesh Airlines resumed commercial flights on the Dhaka-Kuala Lumpur-Dhaka route on August 18 after the Bebichak restrictions were lifted due to the coronavirus epidemic.
At the beginning of September 8, Biman Bangladesh Airlines operated a special flight on the Dhaka-Doha-Beirut-Dhaka route to repatriate Bangladeshi citizens stranded in Lebanon. The Dhaka-Doha flight was carrying mainly cargo and passengers to Beirut. The Biman special flight BG 4025 left Dhaka for Doha with two passengers and 31,138 kg of cargo with a special permit. On the way back, BG 4027 arrived in Dhaka with 406 passengers from Beirut.
It is worth mentioning that this was the sixth flight to carry stranded Bangladeshis from Beirut to Dhaka on Boeing 8s.
Airlines in only a few countries in the world have accidentally made some single-passenger flights across the plane. They have also made headlines in the travel media. This time Biman wrote his name on this list.
Earlier, an American Bengal flight with one passenger flew from Dhaka to Kuala Lumpur. Coincidentally, there was only one passenger on that commercial flight. Rafsan Mahmud, a young Bangladeshi, was a rare passenger on September 1.
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