2014年11月30日 · When US Airways passenger Robert Phelps first saw the woman coming down the aisle of the plane, he thought she had a “really big dog” or a stuffed animal thrown over her shoulder. It was about...

Megan Peabody is packing for a quick getaway vacation and she's flying along with her trusted pot-bellied pig. The 28-year-old is heading to Miami with her pig, named "Hamlet." Peabody once...

2000年11月30日 · US Airways acted reasonably when it allowed a 300-pound pig with a pink bow in her tail to fly first class from Philadelphia to Seattle, the Federal Aviation Administration found. Maria Tirotta...

2017年11月16日 · Reports have resurfaced about a woman flying on US Airways who was kicked off a flight with her companion—a 300-pound pig. If you've read this story, take note that the initial ruckus actually...

2000年10月28日 · Sources familiar with the incident told the Philadelphia DailyNews for Friday’s editions that the pig’s owners convinced the airline that the animal was a “therapeutic companion pet,” like ...

2014年11月27日 · American Airlines, the parent company of US Airways, confirmed to ABC News that a passenger brought the pig aboard as an emotional support animal. After the pig became disruptive, she was asked to leave, a spokesperson said. …

2024年12月18日 · Passengers aboard KLM Flight KL685 finally reached Mexico City after an unexpected 26-hour delay caused by an unusual incident involving 100 live pigs in the cargo hold. The flight, which...

2014年11月29日 · Many have heard of "Snakes on a Plane," but how about a pig on a plane? A U.S. Airways flight out of Connecticut on Wednesday took off without two originally planned passengers: a woman and...

AMSTERDAM: Pigs on a plane forced a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner belonging to KLM Dutch Airlines to divert to Bermuda because the animals stank up the entire cabin. The flight, which was supposed to have lasted just 12 hours, ended up being 1 day, 6 hours late. KLM KL685 departed Amsterdam on Dec 13.

2019年10月23日 · Yes, pigs can fly – because Hamlet’s classified as an emotional support animal, Peabody can bring him into the cabin – at least in the United States – free of charge, to aid her in-air ...