Japanese airline All Nippon Airways (ANA) has teamed up with Disney to create an in-air experience that's perfect for the ultimate "Star Wars" fan.
Covered in an R2-D2-like design and a "Star Wars" logo on the outside, the Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft also has some fun galactic details inside, such as customized headrests, cups, and lighting. While in the air, passengers can even stream all six of the currently released "Star Wars" films.
The partnership is mainly for promoting the new "Star Wars" movie that comes out on December 25, but it's also good exposure for ANA, who is trying to draw in more passengers of all ages from around the globe.
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The plane will — and already has — flown both internationally and domestically.
Fans got their first glimpse of the plane at a fan-appreciation-flight event held at Singapore's Changi Airport on October 17.
Some took it more seriously than others, and a few fans decided to dress up as characters from the films.
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