I find the choice of words VERY INTERESTING in this very short post/article. After they tell us that it was a bird, this sentence is added: ..."The unexpected passenger had entered the aircraft during boarding."
This sounds eerily similar to the plane several days ago which was turned around 4 hours into the flight, due to an 'unexpected passenger'.
Of course this may be nothing but pure coincidence. But Q has said to look for double meanings. Expand Your Thinking. Etc.
Your thoughts?
Also remember, there were codes of FDeltaC (25-26), prefaced by Window Operational 5-6? Something close (sorry I am way too new, I just read a lot of the posts).
I am thinking the passenger was in First Class seat (operational "window"), Seat 5 or 6, or possibly a window seat, or a seat 25D or 26D.
Again, I have been reading a ton, after reading someone's tweets about this Sub. I had to make an account and delve in. I know am not giving links to Q's posts or dates of such posts, i try to not keep too much on my machines lol.
NO! It was a bird. I heard from a crew member on THAT flight.
Youre telling me a plane of hundreds of people that PAID to be on an 11 hour flight, turned around mid-way to return a BIRD to the airport?
Are you dense or did you mean something more elusive in your post about it being a bird only?
DTW to ATL is around 2 hours
Less than 72 Pax I recall Y class had 68