We have been reporting on the many inventive schemes that airline companies across the world have been&nbspcoming up with in these pandemic times. Some have started &lsquoflights to nowhere&rsquo, a concept that has caught on. Taiwan came up with a Hello Kitty&nbspairplane back in August to celebrate Father&rsquos Day, and Singapore Airlines&nbspannounced a similar initiative for domestic passengers. Australian airline giant Qantas launched a flight to nowhere that travels across Australia and flies over some of the most iconic sightseeing destinations like Gold Coast Beach, the Great Barrier Reef, Sydney Harbour, and the country's remote outback heartlands. And Air India too jumped on to the bandwagon for passengers who are itching for some air travel on these joyrides to nowhere. Grounded flights were even converted into restaurants and places to stay in.

The latest in this line-up of inventiveness Speed dating while flying.

Taiwan's EVA Air has launched a &lsquoflight to nowhere&rsquo for people looking for love. The matchmaking flights are being called &lsquoFly Love is in the Air&rsquo.

Book a seat, do a round of speed dating and who knows, you may find love in the time of a pandemic.

There are three romantic flights to choose from, all scheduled across the festive season. 

Those on the flight scheduled for Christmas day will explore the east coast of Taiwan alongwith an afternoon tea back at the airport.

The one on New Year&rsquos Eve has a dinner thrown in, and on New Year&rsquos day, passengers can date over breakfast to celebrate a &lsquofresh start&rsquo.

Incidentally, the food on offer isn't the usual airplane fare. To push along the romantic feels, all  on-board meals will be prepared by Michelin-starred chef Motoke Nakamura.

Now let's hope that love will conquer all, especially in the middle of all that protective gear.