Pombos invadem voo da Delta e causam caos na decolagem

Pigeons Invade Delta Airplane Cabin in the U.S., Causing Chaos, Delays, and Unusual Reactions from Passengers

Written by Caio Aviz

Published on 28/05/2025 at 13:43

Cena inusitada mostra dois pombos explorando os comandos da cabine de um avião da Delta estacionado no aeroporto.

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Unusual Incident Delays Delta Airlines Flight After Presence Of Doves In Cabin

On Saturday, May 24, 2025, a Delta Airlines flight departing from Minneapolis to Madison, United States, faced an unusual setback: two doves invaded the aircraft’s cabin, causing a commotion among the passengers and delaying takeoff.

Unexpected Presence Of Birds On Board

During the boarding of flight 2348, with 119 passengers and five crew members, one of the doves was spotted walking under the seats. Airline staff were alerted and successfully removed the bird before takeoff. However, after the aircraft began taxiing, a second dove appeared, flying around the cabin and causing a stir among the passengers.

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Crew And Passenger Reaction

The pilot informed the passengers about the “wild animal situation on the plane” and decided to return to the gate so that the second dove could be safely removed. Videos shared on social media show passengers attempting to capture the bird with clothing, while others expressed surprise and concern.

Delta Airlines Statement

In an official statement, Delta Airlines thanked the careful actions of its employees and customers for removing the birds from the aircraft before takeoff and apologized for the delay. The company reaffirmed its commitment to the safety and comfort of its passengers.

Incident Outcome

The crew acted quickly and therefore removed the doves from the plane. Soon after, the airline consequently resumed the flight normally. Although the setback occurred, the plane landed in Madison with approximately one hour of delay. Still, despite the delay, no passenger was injured during the trip. In the end, the passengers continued their journey and, moreover, took an unusual story to tell.

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Pigeons Invade Delta Airplane Cabin in the U.S., Causing Chaos, Delays, and Unusual Reactions from Passengers

Unusual Incident Delays Delta Airlines Flight After Presence Of Doves In Cabin

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Pigeons Invade Delta Airplane Cabin in the U.S., Causing Chaos, Delays, and Unusual Reactions from Passengers

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