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Besides flying being cool and fun, there are a number of different scenarios where one might find the need to fly! For instance, let's say a young Minecrafter is building a maze, but how are they going to know if that maze has enough twists and turns to be one that offers entertainment value? Flying helps with that overhead view!
A Croatian entrepreneur called Robert Sedlar bought a retired Fokker 100 aircraft and put it in the middle of a village in rural Croatia. He is turning the aircraft into an entertainment venue that will fully open in July 2022. We caught up with him to see how the project was going and to bring you some exclusive photos.
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As for entertainment, each seat had its own 12-inch HD touchscreen and the system had over 80 movies and 20 TV episodes to choose from. If you preferred to read, iPads loaded with both English and French magazines and newspapers were offered for use during the flight as well.
I would gladly replicate this experiment for you (and the original author), it would hardly take two minutes of work (separating wings from 4 flies)... but I don't know if it would even be worth the time for any other reason than pure entertainment. This is obvious fraud and I post this answer only because the hilarity of the "paper" inspired me to. I have never stumbled onto this kind of research before, it's... perspective-building to say the least.
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