All passengers know the feeling of relief that comes with hearing ‘boarding complete’ and seeing that the seat next to you is empty. Some will even have been lucky enough to have a whole row to themselves on particularly empty flights. However, what are much rarer are cases of a single passenger having an entire aircraft to themselves. However, this is exactly what happened to a lucky United flyer.
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