A commercial airline is about to start offering the shortest international flight in the world.
The eight minute trip is just 20km long, from St Gallen in Switzerland to Friedrichshafen in Germany, and it literally goes from one side of a lake to the other.
It's claimed the top stop from a 50km flight between the Austrian capital, Vienna, and the Slovakian city of Bratislava, which took just 10 minutes.
It seems a little excessive, given you can travel the same route on a train in just over an hour, and as such it's no longer operational.
These micro-flights seem ridiculous to Australian travellers, who can be in the air for four and a half hours from Perth to Brisbane and still be in the same country.