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Dutch Man Stunned To See Falcons Seated On Commercial Flight: "Only In Arab Countries"
Some Middle Eastern airlines allow falcons to travel in the cabin, often requiring them to have their own tickets and travel documents.
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"Watched This 10 Times": Internet Gushes At Well-Behaved Cats Boarding A Plane To Paris
Four adorable cats recently took a plane ride to Paris with their owners. A video of their peaceful journey went viral on Instagram.
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Viral: Passenger's Great Dane As "Support" Dog On Flight Sparks Debate
Support animals are intended to benefit their owners' well-being, but their presence on commercial flights can raise concerns, especially when the animals are large.
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28 Tortoises, Otters Smuggled Into Thailand Plane, Found Crawling In Cabin
The mobile menagerie, which also included 28 baby tortoises and a marmot, was seized when the Thai Vietjet flight landed at Taipei's Taoyuan airport on Wednesday.
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'The Simpsons' Predicted Richard Branson's Space Flight In 2014
The Simpsons has seemingly predicted the future several times in its three-decade run. The animated comedy series, currently on its 32nd season, has now been credited with foretelling Richard Branson's trip to space.
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Google Search for Mars Helicopter ‘Ingenuity NASA’ to Launch a Surprise on Your Screen
Google Search for ‘Ingenuity NASA’ is treating users a lively new animation. The Mars helicopter successfully completed the first controlled flight on another planet on Monday, April 19 creating history.
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Mini Service Horse Flies First Class, Sparks Fierce Debate Online
A Michigan woman recently surprised her co-passengers on an American Airlines flight when she travelled first class with her mini service horse.
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"Stupid And Absurd": Horse On A Plane Draws Angry Comments
A photo, clicked on board an American plane, shows a miniature horse in what appears to be the economy cabin on a flight.
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Man Attacked By Emotional-Support Dog On Delta Flight Sues Airline
An attack on a plane by a fellow passenger's emotional-support dog left Marlin Jackson needing 28 stitches, according to a negligence lawsuit filed Friday against Delta Air Lines and the dog's owner. In the suit, Jackson claims he bled so badly that a row of seats later had to be removed from the plane.
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A Delta Passenger Sat In Poo. The Plane Took Off Despite His Pleas.
"Not another flight that smells bad," Matthew Meehan recalled thinking as he boarded Delta flight 1949 in Atlanta on Thursday night - 115 years into the age of powered flight and God knows how long into the nightmare of modern air travel.
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'Emotional Support Squirrel' Gets US Woman Kicked Off Flight
A woman flying from Orlando to Cleveland was removed from her flight on Tuesday after she boarded with her emotional support animal - a squirrel.
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Kerala Floods "Severe Calamity", Says Centre; Focus On Relief: 10 Points
Efforts to restore essential services are going on parallel with relief and rescue in Kerala, where at least a thousand people are still stranded at five villages around Chengannur - a town in Alappuzha. Phone connectivity has been restored in 90 per cent of the state and there is enough fuel and animal fodder, the authorities said after a meeting....
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This Pomeranian Was Found Dead On A Delta Flight Last Month And His Owner Still Doesn't Know What Happened
An 8-year-old Pomeranian named Alejandro was found dead on a Delta Air Lines flight last month, one of the latest cases involving animals dying in transit. His owner is still awaiting an explanation of what happened.
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A Little Girl Saw An Emotional-Support Dog On A Plane. It Went For Her Face.
A dog injured a child onboard a Southwest Airlines flight, the latest incident in the controversy over allowing emotional-support animals on planes.
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US Airline Plans Policy To Stop 'Emotional Support' Animals From Boarding
K-9s, felines . . . and now, peacocks. Airlines that have begun talking about tightening restrictions on a proliferating array of "emotional support" animals on commercial flights may have found their case bolstered this week after a picture of a peacock that was reportedly denied a seat aboard a United Airlines flight traveled far and wide.
-_625x300_07_November_18.jpg?downsize=260:195 "A Delta Passenger Sat In Poo. The Plane Took Off Despite His Pleas.")
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Dutch Man Stunned To See Falcons Seated On Commercial Flight: "Only In Arab Countries"
Some Middle Eastern airlines allow falcons to travel in the cabin, often requiring them to have their own tickets and travel documents.
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"Watched This 10 Times": Internet Gushes At Well-Behaved Cats Boarding A Plane To Paris
Four adorable cats recently took a plane ride to Paris with their owners. A video of their peaceful journey went viral on Instagram.
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Viral: Passenger's Great Dane As "Support" Dog On Flight Sparks Debate
Support animals are intended to benefit their owners' well-being, but their presence on commercial flights can raise concerns, especially when the animals are large.
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28 Tortoises, Otters Smuggled Into Thailand Plane, Found Crawling In Cabin
The mobile menagerie, which also included 28 baby tortoises and a marmot, was seized when the Thai Vietjet flight landed at Taipei's Taoyuan airport on Wednesday.
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'The Simpsons' Predicted Richard Branson's Space Flight In 2014
The Simpsons has seemingly predicted the future several times in its three-decade run. The animated comedy series, currently on its 32nd season, has now been credited with foretelling Richard Branson's trip to space.
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Google Search for Mars Helicopter ‘Ingenuity NASA’ to Launch a Surprise on Your Screen
Google Search for ‘Ingenuity NASA’ is treating users a lively new animation. The Mars helicopter successfully completed the first controlled flight on another planet on Monday, April 19 creating history.
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Mini Service Horse Flies First Class, Sparks Fierce Debate Online
A Michigan woman recently surprised her co-passengers on an American Airlines flight when she travelled first class with her mini service horse.
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"Stupid And Absurd": Horse On A Plane Draws Angry Comments
A photo, clicked on board an American plane, shows a miniature horse in what appears to be the economy cabin on a flight.
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Man Attacked By Emotional-Support Dog On Delta Flight Sues Airline
An attack on a plane by a fellow passenger's emotional-support dog left Marlin Jackson needing 28 stitches, according to a negligence lawsuit filed Friday against Delta Air Lines and the dog's owner. In the suit, Jackson claims he bled so badly that a row of seats later had to be removed from the plane.
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A Delta Passenger Sat In Poo. The Plane Took Off Despite His Pleas.
"Not another flight that smells bad," Matthew Meehan recalled thinking as he boarded Delta flight 1949 in Atlanta on Thursday night - 115 years into the age of powered flight and God knows how long into the nightmare of modern air travel.
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'Emotional Support Squirrel' Gets US Woman Kicked Off Flight
A woman flying from Orlando to Cleveland was removed from her flight on Tuesday after she boarded with her emotional support animal - a squirrel.
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Kerala Floods "Severe Calamity", Says Centre; Focus On Relief: 10 Points
Efforts to restore essential services are going on parallel with relief and rescue in Kerala, where at least a thousand people are still stranded at five villages around Chengannur - a town in Alappuzha. Phone connectivity has been restored in 90 per cent of the state and there is enough fuel and animal fodder, the authorities said after a meeting....
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This Pomeranian Was Found Dead On A Delta Flight Last Month And His Owner Still Doesn't Know What Happened
An 8-year-old Pomeranian named Alejandro was found dead on a Delta Air Lines flight last month, one of the latest cases involving animals dying in transit. His owner is still awaiting an explanation of what happened.
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A Little Girl Saw An Emotional-Support Dog On A Plane. It Went For Her Face.
A dog injured a child onboard a Southwest Airlines flight, the latest incident in the controversy over allowing emotional-support animals on planes.
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US Airline Plans Policy To Stop 'Emotional Support' Animals From Boarding
K-9s, felines . . . and now, peacocks. Airlines that have begun talking about tightening restrictions on a proliferating array of "emotional support" animals on commercial flights may have found their case bolstered this week after a picture of a peacock that was reportedly denied a seat aboard a United Airlines flight traveled far and wide.
