Minneapolis, United States - May 24, 2025 On May 24, Tom Caw captured a startling moment aboard Delta Flight 2348, when a pigeon was discovered flying inside the airplane cabin. The scene turned dramatic as a passenger tried to catch the bird while a woman screamed in the background. Tom explained that as he boarded the flight at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, he heard a fellow passenger report the pigeon to a flight attendant. The pilot then addressed the passengers, confirming the presence of the pigeon and admitting he had no experience dealing with such a situation. Baggage handlers boarded the plane and successfully removed the bird. The cabin erupted in applause. One young girl even asked if she could pet the pigeon. But the surprise wasn’t over. As the plane taxied to the runway, another pigeon suddenly appeared and began flying through the cabin. Tom caught the second incident on video. The bird was eventually caught, and the plane returned to the gate. When the pilot contacted the control tower to explain why they were returning, the controller said it was a first for him. The pilot responded that it was his second pigeon removal of the night—just thirty minutes apart. The second pigeon was also removed alive. Tom joked that the birds were likely tired of flying and looking for snacks, not realizing the short flight to Madison, Wisconsin didn’t include snack service.