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You know that delicious feeling you get when you're on Watch online Fast Lane to Vegas (2000)a half-empty flight and the seats next to you are free?

Well, imagine getting the whole plane to yourself.

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This was exactly the situation Redditor shadybaby22 found herself in recently after she got accidentally booked onto a flight from New York to Washington, D.C. intended just for airline staff.

On Wednesday, she shared the following post in the r/mildlyinteresting subreddit:

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It literally looks like she has her own private jet.

She followed that photo up with a more detailed explanation of how the whole thing came about:

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So her original flight may have been cancelled, but at least the novelty of an empty plane sort of makes up for it.

Plus all those sweet, sweet internet points.

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