By Hannah Sampson November 20 at 7:00 AM
United Airlines isn’t flying anyone to a galaxy far, far away. But the carrier is giving Star Wars buffs a new way to indulge their Force fandom in the form of a new decked-out plane that started flying this month.
Think of it as a year-long airborne commercial for the latest film in the franchise, “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,” which comes out next month. The movie title is, in fact, written on the outside of the Boeing 737-800, which also bears X-wing and TIE fighter spacecraft, a blue and red lightsaber on either side of the tail and a spray of stars against a dark backdrop. (READ MORE)
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