Mom ‘Supercommuter’ travels to work by plane every day – because it’s cheaper than renting there

She is taking the title “Super Commuter” at new heights.

A woman gets a plane to work daily – and claims to be reduced to travel costs.

Racheal Kaur, who lives in Malaysia, receives a 40-minute flight from Penang to Kuala Lumpur every day of the work week and says early mornings are worth balance.

“With this adjustment, I’m able to go home every day, I’m able to see my kids at night and help with every homework homework,” Kaur told Newsflash.

“I have two children, both are growing up. My older is 12 and my daughter is 11 years old. With them growing up, I think they need their mother to be more often.”

It wakes around 4am 4:15 am at the latest- and then showers, dress and is out of the door up to 5am to catch its 30 to 40-minute flight, which boards at 5:55 be

Lyudiously, she arrives at the office until 7:45 am every morning.

Despite working for Airasia, she does not benefit from the benefits of employees and is forced to fork over ticket costs, she said.

Kaur claims that the cost of traveling through the plane is cheaper than it would be to rent an apartment in Kuala Lumpur, which she said would cost over $ 300 a month. Now, she can stay home and pay her mortgage, which is a monthly payment of about $ 223.

And the quarter is not super -commutant of its kind.

Last year, one woman discovered that her husband regularly went from Minneapolis to Manhattan for his work, while a NYC hairstyle previously told the post he travels from Charlotte to Big Apple Bivate.

An employee even more than $ 1,000 a month to travel for work from Washington, DC, to NYC.

On the other hand, the New Yorkrs who cannot bear to leave Gotham are superconductors otherwise.

Caroline Colvin, 23, for example, lives in Manhattan but works in Maryland. She admitted in the post, however, that “definitely pays more for bills and renting” that way.

“I live in New York City, which is an expensive, high -cost living city,” she said at the time. “And I work in Baltimore, which is less costly and has a lower cost of living.â €