Emotional support peacock
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"A female traveller was recently banned from taking a large "emotional-support peacock" on board a United Airlines flight, it has emerged.
She had offered to buy the bird its own plane ticket, according to travel blog Live and Let Fly.
Nonetheless the airline refused to let the bird board at Newark airport in New Jersey, saying it did not meet guidelines due to its weight and size."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-42880690
She had offered to buy the bird its own plane ticket, according to travel blog Live and Let Fly.
Nonetheless the airline refused to let the bird board at Newark airport in New Jersey, saying it did not meet guidelines due to its weight and size."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-42880690
LordGrover said:
Ahh...
"The peacock is reportedly called Dexter, a rescue pet of Brooklyn-based artist Ventiko who documents the animal's life on social media.
Yup, she booked the seat for the peacock in advance, had three separate conversations with the airline before the day of the flight, she knew full well that the peacock wouldn't be allowed on the plane before she even set out to the airport."The peacock is reportedly called Dexter, a rescue pet of Brooklyn-based artist Ventiko who documents the animal's life on social media.
CardinalBlue said:
"A female traveller was recently banned from taking a large "emotional-support peacock" on board a United Airlines flight, it has emerged.
She had offered to buy the bird its own plane ticket, according to travel blog Live and Let Fly.
Nonetheless the airline refused to let the bird board at Newark airport in New Jersey, saying it did not meet guidelines due to its weight and size."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-42880690
Really???! I saw a pic of this in a Mashable/Daily Mash advert and thought they were taking the piss. I guess this is coming from America where they are all going more and more crazy. Coming to the UK soon....She had offered to buy the bird its own plane ticket, according to travel blog Live and Let Fly.
Nonetheless the airline refused to let the bird board at Newark airport in New Jersey, saying it did not meet guidelines due to its weight and size."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-42880690
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