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When it comes to flying around the world, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt can certainly afford the lap of luxury. Whether it's a jet or the luxury of First Class, we would totally understand why the pair would like to fly in privacy.
But when traveling from the United States to Paris over the weekend, the Hollywood couple decided to pull a surprising move. Yes, they gathered their six children together and boarded an Air France plane with tickets in hand for the coach section.
"None of the other passengers really seemed to notice them much," an eyewitness told E! News. "They had a nanny with them and the airport staff guided them to the flight but other than that, they were fairly normal."
Photographers spotted the proud parents helping their kids pile their bags into the overhead compartment before taking their seats for a multi-hour flight. Once they arrived in Paris, the family boarded another plane to Nice.
"Brad seemed very helpful," the eyewitness added. "He had his arms around Shiloh as they made their way to the flight and helped get their bags."
While we try to imagine what it would be like to travel with Brangelina and their adorable crew, some may be wondering why the group is headed to Nice of all places. As it turns out, the French city on the Mediterranean coast is the special place where the pair welcomed their twins Knox and Vivienne back in July 2008.
"I feel like the richest man alive since I've become a father," Pitt told U.K.'s Psychologies magazine. "Being a father has changed me on so many levels and made me more generous and alive…I love being a father and all the responsibilities that entails."