United Airlines Passenger Denied Flight With Emotional Support… Peacock?
When you try to board an airplane with an emotional support animal, it’s most commonly a dog or a cat. Lately, however, the variety of emotional support pets has becoming more varied, some to strange lengths.
A woman, trying to board a United Airlines flight at Newark Liberty International Airport, was denied her opportunity to fly with her feathered friend, a peacock. After having told the passenger multiple times, she still tried and was denied at the airport despite having purchased a ticket for the peacock.
The airline, in a statement, said the bird did not meet the height and weight guidelines.
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ENOUGH ALREADY!! We are disgusting #EmotionalSupport animals on an upcoming episode! Much like this emotional support peacock recently spotted at Newark International Airport! #crewlife #avgeek #travel #airlines #news pic.twitter.com/bggNl4PIe0
— The Jet Set (@TheJetSetTV) January 28, 2018
