INSTEAD of enduring the cramped conditions in economy, one man got the private jet experience when he had an entire flight to himself.
Lucky Skirmantas Strimaitis boarded the plane from Lithuanian capital Vilnius to Bergamo in Italy only to discover he was the only passenger aboard.He described his solo-flight as a "once in a lifetime experience".Two pilots and five cabin crew members were the only other people on the plane. The situation arose when travel agency Novaturas chartered a flight to fly a group home from Italy to Lithuania on March 16.
To avoid flying the plane back empty, it offered one-way tickets back to Bergamo but only one was sold.Getting the entire plane to yourself is extremely rare but it does happen to a few very lucky people. Last year a woman from flew from Rochester, New York, to Ronald Reagan International Airport in Washington, DC and