During a pre-flight check on a Virgin Australia aircraft, an owl was found. The engineers rescued the lovely bird from the engine and released it back into the wild. The airline took to social media to share this lovely moment.
“This owl didn’t give a hoot where it napped! The cute little guy was found during our pre-flight checks which is a good reminder of why we do them. Our team of engineers rescued it and it was checked out before being safely released back into the wild ? ? Where’s the strangest place you’ve woken up? #hoothoot“
This post was published on 18 April 2019 14:58
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