Travel
Chinese Man eats free at airport for a year using a single plane ticket
In a peculiar tale, a Chinese man purchased a first-class plane ticket and re-booked it 300 times. In order to receive free meals at the airport’s VIP lounge without boarding a single flight.
According to a report, he utilised the ticket to enter the VIP lounge at Xi’an International Airport, where rich visitors dine for free. Before his trip, the man showed his ticket to the lounge employees at the airport in Shaanxi province.
He then ate a lunch like to that of a first-class passenger and opted to reschedule his flight for a later time. Rather, he returned home and rescheduled his flight, most likely for the following day. Over 300 times a year, he rescheduled his flight in the same way. A fresh day, a fresh ticket, the same delicious meal, and then the ritual process of rescheduling his journey.
Officials from Eastern China Airlines found the man’s scam, when they observed that his one ticket had been rescheduled 300 times in less than a year. According to the New York Daily News, airline representatives acknowledged that there was little they could do to stop the regular meal. The carrier’s spokeswoman referred to the man’s free meal plan as a “rare act.”
The human meal ticket was stopped when Eastern China Airlines officials confronted him. The airline lost at least $90,000 because of the man. Authorities from Eastern China Airlines confronted him and banned him from carrying out this behaviour any more. He eventually paid his fully refundable ticket and received his entire refund after all of this.
Aviation
Flying with Kids: Which Airline Has the Top Free Toys?
In the competitive world of air travel, airlines are constantly striving to offer more than just a comfortable flight experience. For families traveling with young children, one of the key factors that can turn a routine flight into an enjoyable adventure is the quality of the in-flight entertainment.
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Free toys provided by airlines can be a game-changer, transforming a potentially tedious journey into a fun-filled experience for kids. But which airline truly excels in providing the best free toys for kids? Let’s dive into how several leading carriers are making their flights more enjoyable for the youngest travelers.
1.Air France has raised the bar with its imaginative activity kits designed to captivate children’s attention from takeoff to landing. On long-haul flights, kids receive a delightful package that includes a dog-shaped figurine with a suitcase, a toy plane, a runway jigsaw puzzle, an activity book, and colored pencils. The kit’s fold-out design reveals a charming French bakery scene, with the figurine donning a sailor outfit, adding a touch of French culture to the fun.
2.Qantas offers its own unique touch with the Joey Club pack, which is presented in a resealable plastic bag adorned with playful Australian animals such as kangaroos, koalas, and emus, set against the backdrop of Uluru rock. This practical and themed pack not only entertains children but also introduces them to Australian wildlife and culture.
3.Singapore Airlines brings the magic of the popular animated film Finding Dory to the skies. Their range of toys includes either a stuffed toy or an activity pack featuring seasonal items, all subject to availability. This choice allows children to enjoy both interactive play and cuddly companionship during their journey.
4.United Airlines has partnered with Sesame Street to create a new amenity kit that features an Oscar The Grouch coloring book filled with drawings, interactive mazes, and connect-the-dots challenges. This kit is designed to provide a sensory distraction and comfort for young travelers, aiming to soothe and engage them throughout the flight.
5.Virgin Atlantic is making waves with their latest onboard kids’ pack, crafted in collaboration with the innovative brand RowType. The new pack includes a reusable red bag, UV400 sunglasses, a colorful sensory poppit toy, a holiday journal, an activity book, and a selection of colored pencils. This thoughtfully designed kit not only entertains but also helps create lasting memories of their travels.
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