Passenger checks in trained bald eagle with TSA at Charlotte Douglas Airport
Security workers at Charlotte Douglas Airport were left stunned when one passenger checked in a bald eagle.
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Aug 27, 2022, 3:10 AM
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2h agoSecurity workers at Charlotte Douglas Airport were left stunned when one passenger checked in a bald eagle.
The eagle’s name is Clark, and he is a trained bird with the World Bird Sanctuary.
He has performed at sporting events and military events for veterans.
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