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Finnair is selling its airplane food in grocery stores, and more of this week's weirdest news
Finnair is selling its airplane food in grocery stores
Finnair is selling ready-made airplane meals in a local Finnish grocery store.
What do you miss most about air travel? Is it the thrill of the take off? The excitement of stepping off the aircraft and arriving in a new country?
Or perhaps you're daydreaming about something more unexpected -- airline food.
People love to hate on in-flight meals. Whether you're choosing to travel or dreaming of the next time you can hop on a flight, here are some weird facts about airplane food that might surprise you.
The airline says it's been able to rehire staff to work on the project.
Finnair is selling ready-made airplane meals in a local Finnish grocery store.
Finnair is selling ready-made airplane meals in a local Finnish grocery store.
A tiny boat was discovered on a remote beach 27 years after it was launched by teachers
A mystery from Lake Superior has been solved, after a tiny boat ended up on the remote shores of one of the Great Lakes.
The red, white and blue vessel was found at a remote area on Apostle Islands National Seashore in Wisconsin with a very intentional message on the bottom.
Brenda Schell and Bonnie Fritch launching the boats into the Great Lakes in 1993.
The inscription on the bottom of the tiny boat had no date, only instructions.
The boat was found near a remote island in Lake Superior 27 years after it was launched.
Minnesota man wins the 'Super Bowl of Pumpkins' with 2,350-pound pumpkin named The Tiger King
A Minnesota man and his gigantic gourd are reigning royalty after taking home top prize in a Northern California pumpkin-growing competition.
Travis Gienger won first prize in the 47th annual Safeway World Championship Pumpkin Weigh-Off in Half Moon, California, on Monday for his 2,350-pound pumpkin, according to contest officials.
Travis Gienger and Steve Daletas stand next to their large pumpkins during the Safeway World Championship Pumpkin Weigh-Off. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
Judges measure a large pumpkin during the Safeway World Championship Pumpkin Weigh-Off . Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
Travis Gienger pumps his fist as he stands next to his 2,350-pound pumpkin during the Safeway World Championship Pumpkin Weigh-Off . Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
