“Biohazard” Bird on Board: The Strangest Airline Delay Yet? [Roundup]

News and notes from around the interweb:

  • Unique flight delay for a passenger who brought a dead bird on board an American Airlines flight.

    Our flight had to turn around from the run way because someone put a cooler with a dead bird on i e in the overhead ! It spilled into the overhead leaked out and pilot declared it a biohazard

  • Ok, people. Leave aside that this is an Airbus aircraft. American Airlines does not operate any Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft, nor do they even operate older Boeing 737-900s with door plugs.

  • Southwest Airlines vibes.

  • I am a white guy with a U.S. passport I am basically o.k. most of the world but I still gulp when going through border checkpoints. That stamping sound is a sigh of relief.

  • Maybe this wasn’t a mistake, and United Airlines is just trying to tell you something?

  • There is some truth in this. (HT: @crucker)

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  1. Vegans remind me of the South Park episode where everyone bought Priuses (or is it Priusii?). Driving around smugly telling each other “Good for you….”

  2. It was an ex bird.

    The cheeses could have been those fake vegan ones. A common marketing strategy is to name the fake vegan food the same as the real one so it would not be strange for the purchasing department to mix things up.

  3. Vegans hate vegan food so much they have to call the soy shaped food by the food they wish they were eating

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