Pigeon causes chaos on Delta Air Lines flight
A pigeon that managed to board a Delta Air Lines flight caused panic as the plane prepared for takeoff from Minneapolis–Saint Paul airport to Madison, Wisconsin. The footage was filmed by Tom Caw, a passenger on the flight, who said the plane was returned to its gate so the bird could be removed. Caw said in an Instagram post that the footage captured the second pigeon that disrupted the flight
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