Airbnb Is Giving Customers A Chance To Spend A Night In A Tricked Out Airplane

No one wants to be forced to spend the night at an airport.

The dreaded experience usually involves clinging to your luggage while trying to cram yourself into a tiny gate chair.

But the new installment of Airbnb's "Night At" campaign might just make you think differently.

Technically, you wouldn't be staying in the actual airport, but on the airport's runway - in your very own private airplane apartment.

In Airbnb's latest move to provide travelers with eccentric experiences, the company has teamed up with KLM Royal Dutch Airlines airlines to give three winners a chance to spend the night in an aircraft "loft."

Unfortunately, the first house rule is "no flying."

The dutch airline has transformed one of its jets into a temporary living space, and with the help from the design and branding firm TANK, the cabin has been transformed into a stylish "loft space."

They filled a plane that was parked on the runway of the busy Schiphol Airport with all the amenities of an apartment. The plane now has a spacious living room, a master bedroom, two children's beds, eight bathrooms, two kitchens, and even a home cinema (although the cinema will apparently only play films related to flying, so you might get stuck watching "Snakes On A Plane.")

KLM asks that you "treat our plane like you treat your own plane." Which means that the other house rules include: no marshmallow roasting with the jet engines, no smoking when the non-smoking sign is on, and the use of the inflatable emergency slide is strictly off limits.

The listing also asks that you kindly make sure to water the plants and feed the fish.

The plane has 116 windows through which you can watch other planes on the runway take off and land. The airplane apartment also has a a giant cockpit panorama window.

Only three winners will be picked to stay in this stylish aircraft loft. KLM will fly the winners out to Amsterdam, and they will be able to spend the nights of November 28, 29, and the 30th in the renovated jet.

This is just the latest in strange accommodations from Airbnb "Night At" campaign - previous listing include a chance to spend the night in one of Ikea's fake homes, a historic French Châteaux, and one of London's largest bookstores.

For more information on the airplane loft, check out the listing here.