A Single Tweet Led to the Highest-Altitude Dance Party Ever

Need proof of Twitter ’s exponent ? This core - warming account is it . Of course , former school companies ’ values such as KLM airline ’s willingness to help — and the Guinness book of cosmos records ’ sharpness to always be where the action is were the decide broker in today ’s adorable little tale of the earth ’s high - height dance party .

It all start when KLM airline business announced they ’d be doing direct flight from Amsterdam to Miami at the last of March , and Dutch DJ Seid van Riel and producer Wilco Jung replied , asking them to about the possibility of go the escape one week ahead of docket , so they could get to Miami for a music festival .

Keen to help ( or snaffle some headlines ) , KLM replied with the daunting challenge — if they could determine enough people to fill the planing machine to capacity , they would oblige by moving the inaugural escape forrader . Naturally the disk jockey and producer make do to find fellow passengers , and as you’re able to see in the picture below , the whole thing was documented by the press , and won them the Guinness book for the gamy altitude terpsichore political party . The record to beat now stands at 10 km above sea level . [ Social - Times ]