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How many seats were there in the smallest aircraft you’ve flown in?✈️ We’ve had the opportunity to fly in all kinds of aircraft—large, small, tiny, and in between! Every flight is an adventure, but it’s always a little “extra” when the plane is tiny! Lots of people I’ve talked to have major fears about flying in small planes, so I wrote up a quick guide for what to expect on a tiny plane. Check it out on the blog today! ✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️ LINK IN BIO

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