I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! Australia winner Abbie Chatfield took her first business class flight on Sunday – and she was not impressed.
The 25-year-old boarded a Virgin Australia flight from Sydney to Darwin, and agreed to pay for the upgrade offered to her at the airport.
In a series of Instagram Stories, Abbie documented the journey for her fans in an effort to decide if it was worth the extra fee.
Upgrade: I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! Australia winner Abbie Chatfield (pictured) took her first business class flight on Sunday on a Virgin Australia flight, after agreeing to pay for the upgrade. She then reviewed the flight for her fans
Sharing a selfie in which she was wearing a face mask, Abbie wrote: ‘I’ve always said I’d never pay to fly business no matter how much money I earn because like, why?
‘But I decided to take the cheap upgrade at the airport with Virgin so let’s see if this b**ch is worth it.’
Abbie then shared a photo of her ample leg room, but it didn’t win her over, writing: ‘Much leg room but it doesn’t bother me because I’m 5ft4 so like… I have this much leg room in a normal seat’.
Sharing a selfie in which she was wearing a face mask, Abbie wrote: ‘I’ve always said I’d never pay to fly business no matter how much money I earn because like, why? But I decided to take the cheap upgrade at the airport with Virgin so let’s see if this b**ch is worth it’
Abbie then shared a photo of her ample leg room, but it didn’t win her over. She wrote: ‘Much leg room but it doesn’t bother me because I’m 5ft4 so like… I have this much leg room in a normal seat’
Next up was the food, with the reality star enjoying her turkey melt, but complaining that it wasn’t exactly an upmarket dish.
‘Food was nummies. Was a turkey and Brie melt but also a like worth $6.50 at a cafe,’ she wrote.
Abbie was however dazzled by her drink, sharing a photo of her water and writing: ‘I got water… in a glass??? Feeling fancy’.
Oh well: Next up was the food, with the reality star enjoying her turkey melt, but complaining that it wasn’t exactly an upmarket dish. ‘Food was nummies. Was a turkey and Brie melt but also a like worth $6.50 at a cafe,’ she wrote
Abbie was however dazzled by her drink, sharing a photo of her water and writing: ‘I got water… in a glass??? Feeling fancy’
Finally her flight was over and Abbie rendered her verdict – ultimately deciding she’d be better off spending the money on burrata cheese.
Abbie wrote: ‘Landed. In conclusion, I will not be paying for business class again domestically.
‘Perhaps I will try international when borders open but probably not. Can spend that money on burrata’.
No thanks! Finally her flight was over and Abbie rendered her verdict – ultimately deciding she’d be better off spending the money on burrata cheese
