Olympic skateboarder Arisa Tew, 14, gives up business class seat on trip back home

Australia is welcoming back athletes from Paris 2024 after our nation's most successful Olympics ever.While many medallists flew home in style in business class, one teenage Olympian decided to give up her prized seat for a heartwarming reason.Australia's youngest ever Olympic champion, 14-year-old skateboarding champion Arisa Trew shared that unlike her athlete peers, she chose to sit in economy.Watch the video aboveREAD MORE: Prince Harry's team in disarray after incredible moveOn Nova 100's Jase & Lauren this morning, she shared: "I could have been sitting in business with all the a medalist, but instead I chose to sit in economy with my two best friends, Chloe and Ruby."But the business class seat did not go to waste, with the teen having confirmed while walking around the plane with her friends she noticed business class was full, meaning that the teen gave up her seat to another passenger."I definitely think somebody like else was sitting there but I don't mind," the gold medallist said.For a daily dose of 9honey, subscribe to our newsletter here.Trew said that she spent all of the first 17-hour-flight back from Paris getting some well-deserved beauty sleep, "so it didn't really matter if (she) was in business or economy."But on the flight from Western Australia she shared that she and her besties spent it "listening to music, hanging out and talking."The teen will have barely any down time, sharing that she is going back to school in a day's time – but unlike normal schoolkids, the skateboarder says she is looking forward to it.READ MORE: 'I had to say something': Grandma's tip after disagreeing with daughterShe gushed, "I just love going to school, because it's the skate park where I go to school. So I get to see all my friends that skate, that I skate with every day and train with, my coaches, the teachers. Like, it's just the best thing in the world."FOLLOW US ON WHATSAPP HERE: Stay across all the latest in celebrity, lifestyle and opinion via our WhatsApp channel. No comments, no algorithm and nobody can see your private details.

Australia is welcoming back athletes from Paris 2024 after our nation's most successful Olympics ever. While many medallists flew home in style in business class, one teenage Olympian decided to give up her prized seat for a heartwarming reason. Australia's youngest ever Olympic champion , 14-year-old skateboarding champion Arisa Trew shared that unlike her athlete peers, she chose to sit in economy.

Watch the video above READ MORE: Prince Harry's team in disarray after incredible move On Nova 100's Jase & Lauren this morning, she shared: "I could have been sitting in business with all the a medalist, but instead I chose to sit in economy with my two best friends, Chloe and Ruby." But the business class seat did not go to waste, with the teen having confirmed while walking around the plane with her friends she noticed business class was full, meaning that the teen gave up her seat to another passenger. "I definitely think somebody like else was sitting there but I don't mind," the gold medallist said.

For a daily dose of 9honey, subscribe to our newsletter here . Trew said that she spent all of the first 17-hour-flight back from Paris getting some well-deserved beauty sleep, "so it didn't really matter if (she) was in business or economy." But on the flight from Western Australia she shared that she and her besties spent it "listening to music, hanging out and talking.

" The teen will have barely any down time, sharing that she is going back to school in a day's ti.