Airlines and charter companies are selling front-row seats to the solar eclipse for up to $1,200

Some people paid hundreds of dollars to watch Wednesday's solar eclipse from specially arranged flights. Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images Some people will get a bird's-eye view of Wednesday's solar eclipse from aboard special flights. Brussels Airlines and two private charter companies charged from $350 to $1,200 per ticket. Spain's Iberia will livestream a special charter with scientists aboard via the jet's Starlink WiFi. Some adventurous travelers are skipping the crowds…