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Interesting first class \"passengers\"
So last night, I was on AA223, Boeing 767-300 service from Boston to Los Angeles. Some of you may know that American has a policy that allows "celebrity" animals to ride in the cabin.
Along with me, seated in the first class cabin, with their own paid first class tickets, were the ambassador dog and ambassador parrot for Sea World of San Diego. The parrot spent the flight perched on the armrest of his seat while the dog spent the flight sleeping on his pillow which was put on the floor in front of his seat. The dog also enjoyed a meal (the steak filet with potatos). The dog I could handle without thinking about it too much but walking by the aisle seat in Row 1 to see a giant parrot perched on the armrest eating birdseed was one of the most amusing things I have ever seen on a flight.
So last night, I was on AA223, Boeing 767-300 service from Boston to Los Angeles. Some of you may know that American has a policy that allows "celebrity" animals to ride in the cabin.
Along with me, seated in the first class cabin, with their own paid first class tickets, were the ambassador dog and ambassador parrot for Sea World of San Diego. The parrot spent the flight perched on the armrest of his seat while the dog spent the flight sleeping on his pillow which was put on the floor in front of his seat. The dog also enjoyed a meal (the steak filet with potatos). The dog I could handle without thinking about it too much but walking by the aisle seat in Row 1 to see a giant parrot perched on the armrest eating birdseed was one of the most amusing things I have ever seen on a flight.