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Air France Passengers Get To See Star Wars: The Force Awakens Early
Just one question: What did the French do to get so lucky? A number of Air France passengers may get to watch Star Wars: The Force Awakens days before its worldwide theatrical premiere next month.
Lucky travelers on four separate Air France flights will get to watch the film on December 15, thanks to a partnership between the airline and EuropaCorp CINEMAS. Prepare to feel the jealousy coursing through you, as ticketholders will get to watch the film in a proper theater, not a miniscule airplane TV screen, and receive a free ride to the venue in a special Star Wars shuttle.
To snag their theater seat, buyers must purchase a ticket for one of the following flights before December 10:
- AF083 San Francisco – Paris
- AF065 Los Angeles – Paris
- AF011 New York – Paris
- AF009 New York – Paris
No joke; ticket buyers are required to answer which side of the force they’re loyal to in order to complete the purchase. So, who wants to pick up a baguette?
You can also check out resident Jedi Andrew Reiner's breakdown of the latest The Force Awakens trailer here.
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