Singapore diners have jumped at the opportunity to have lunch on a stationary Airbus A380 parked at the city’s main airport.
Despite a price tag of up to $496 (£380), the first two seating dates sold out within half an hour.
The airline has added two more dates, with diners signing onto a waitlist for lunch and dinner sittings.
Singapore Airlines is one of many carriers looking for new business models to make up for lost revenues.
The airline currently plans to use two Airbus A380 aircraft for each three-hour session.
Each one will be half full to help adhere to social distancing regulations.
Diners will be allowed to choose a cabin class (with an economy seat starting at about $39) and watch a movie while they dine, but the planes won’t leave the ground.
The airline is also offering home delivery of its meals, which also includes the airline’s tableware and amenity kits.
Previously the airline had considered offering “flights to nowhere”, but later dropped the idea.
Other airlines, including Taiwan’s Eva and Australia’s Qantas both pressed ahead with sightseeing flights which land at the same airport they take off from.
