Delta Flight Pigeon Intrusion Disrupts Cabin Routine

Wednesday, May 28, 2025, 5:21 pm

On a Delta flight that quickly turned into an impromptu aviary, two uninvited pigeons caused a stir in the cabin, leaving passengers in a minor state of panic and the flight delayed. Ground crew managed to capture at least one of the feathered intruders, adding humor to the chaos.

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globalnews.ca / Pandemonium as 2 pigeons take over Delta plane cabin, panicking passengers

Move over, snakes. A new animal is terrorizing plane passengers.

nationalpost.com / Delta flight delayed after pigeons sneak aboard plane in Minneapolis

The first bird was captured by a ground crew. The second time, a passenger stepped in

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