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    Mar 31, 2020 6 minutes

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    WHAT MUSIC DO YOU LISTEN TO IN-FLIGHT?

    MARK CASWELL

    A recent survey by flight comparison site jetcost.co.uk shows that Ed Sheeran is the most popular artist to listen to in-flight, followed by Khalid, Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, Sam Smith, Billie Eilish, Imagine Dragons, Post Malone, Shawn Mendes and Lauv. We have a feeling a similar survey of our readers might result in a different list – what do you tend to listen to on your flights?

    ESSELLE

    I’ve been a big fan of contemporary harpist Andreas Vollenweider for many years. His music is the perfect companion while flying, especially when waking up, having breakfast and passing the time before landing at the end of a long-haul flight.

    SKYHIGH

    I love pop and dance hits, especially 1980s and 1990s chart classics. I also like the boarding music played by Pakistan International Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Aer Lingus and Turkish Airlines.

    STEVESCOOTS

    I have a wide taste in music but when flying it tends to just be some

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