Russian airport starts selling boarding on plane that goes nowhere

Russian Airport Anapa flights experience plane

Located on the border with Crimea, one of the main stages of the war between Russia and Ukraine, Anapa airport, which has been inoperative since February 24, 2022, sought a different way to maintain activities at the terminal.

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Now the airport sells a kind of flying experience on a Yakovlev Yak-40 business jet that goes nowhere. Participants buy tickets, go through check-in, board and can visit the cockpit and interior of the executive plane that is on the airport patio.

The flight that goes nowhere gives engers in-flight service, with food and water, as well as a pre-flight patio inspection. 

To participate in the “air tour”, interested engers purchase a ticket worth 1.500 Rubles or US $24 dollars (R$ 129 at current exchange rates).

According to Insider Portal, the experience also takes the “engers” to the terminal's fire department, which performs a baptism with the planes that are left in the courtyard.

 

Below you can see a summary of the experience:

 

With information: Insider

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