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Ten most unusual reasons for flight delays

22.02.12

Bad weather, strikes and technology glitches may cause most major flight disruptions, but escaping animals, lovesick turtles and missing pilots are also grounding their share of planes.

While records show that most flights will take off as scheduled, unexpected events sometimes arise to disrupt normal flight patterns throughout the world.

Student Flights has scoured the archives to compile a list of the most unusual reasons that have been blamed for recent flights delays or cancellations.

1. Where's my pilot?

Last week, the Times of India reported that two Air India flights had to be cancelled at Chennai airport after the airline's pilots didn't turn up for duty.

One pilot reportedly refused to fly because he had completed his shift, while the replacement did not show.

2. Here kitty, kitty

In December last year, a cheetah delayed a Qantas domestic flight in Australia.

Handlers were reportedly concerned about the pallet being used to transport the big cat, named Tokoloshe, and called for reinforcement.

Source: Voxy

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