DETROIT (AP) — It’s a bird. It’s a plane. No, it’s a bird on a plane.
A Delta Air Lines flight captain decided to turn his plane around and return to Detroit after a bird was discovered inside the flight deck.
READ MORE: Victims Of EDD Bank Of America Debit Card Fraud Could Be Taxed On Benefits They Never ReceivedThe airline says in a statement that shortly after takeoff Saturday, the pilots of Flight 1943 from Detroit to Atlanta saw a small bird in the flight deck. The unexpected passenger had entered the aircraft during boarding.
The captain decided to turn the plane around to “avoid a potential distraction” during the flight. The aircraft landed without incident and the bird was removed and set free.
READ MORE: 5 Charged In SF Corruption Probe, Temporarily Barred From Receiving City ContractsMaintenance is calling in reinforcements. This bird is playing hide and go seek apparently. #birdonaplane #herebirdybirdy #iseeyou #delta pic.twitter.com/nbwPQYvxbs
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