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Eek: Rat Hitches Ride In JetBlue Mint, Puts On Show In Overhead Lighting

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While this is no doubt an unpleasant discovery, stuff like this does happen…

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(@Aaron)
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“like a rat potentially chewing through wiring.”

Probably the more worrisome aspect of having s rat (or other type of rodent) on a plane.


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Diamond
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I didn't know Jetblue had an onboard chef! Do they serve ratatouille?


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(@AeroB13a)
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Was that Tim Dunn’s first flight with B6?


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 1990
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Shh, shh, shh… that rat is merely anecdotal! Doesn’t count! (Phew!)


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 1990
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Samuel L. Jackson: “I have had it with these mothef’n (rats) on this mothef’n plane!”


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(@AeroB13a)
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Sorry 1990, I stand corrected, my mistake …. the rats fault …. 🙂


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(@Jessica)
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Was that AeroB13a's first flight with BS? (S, not 6. Get it?)


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(@Eskimo)
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They do? I had heard they were planning to roll out private chefs alongside the launch of anytime dining in intercontinental Mint flights, but i don't think they have actually announced it yet. Did you have a source as that is pretty cool ?


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(@Jessica)
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Samuel L. "AeroB13a" Jackson says: I have had it with these mothef’n proletariats on this mothef’n plane!”


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(@Alert)
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Why do the pax need to pay a fee to bring a snake ?


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(@AeroB13a)
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Good afternoon Jessy, are you casting off your Pastoral persona because it is Sunday? I am sure that the cut and paste post is all that a ‘rat’ of very little brain, or original thought, is capable of.

One thing is certain Walter, your flock will not be impressed by such a blasphemous post on your supernatural worshipping day. However, I am certain that Ben, will appreciate your clicks, as I do this opportunity to exercise my brain cell.

Luv you too darlink …. 🙂 Xxxx


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(@AeroB13a)
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Because TeflonTim is so slippery and lower than a snakes belly, that it needs to fly B6 as opposed to the inferior big3 offerings.


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(@AeroB13a)
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Eskimo, if the ‘sauce’ was whipped up by TeflonTim, then it is bound to leave a bad taste in one’s mouth.


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(@Jessica)
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Brain "cell" as opposed to "cells" - VERY TELLING!!! At least you know it, Aero "Auto Fellatio" B13a!


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 Ken
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Don't rats have serious infection risks to humans? I am not talking about the super crazy one from Argentina but in general rat presence is often treated as severe health risk incidents in many countries as an exposure to its poos and pees could be deadly... Am I the only one who considers this risk too much?


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 BBT
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This rat is going around the country to tell the other rats, the Knicks WON!!!!


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(@AeroB13a)
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Whatever Jessy, we all know who you are darlink. We also know that you do not know the subtle difference between irony and sarcasm. Nor for that matter, that it takes supreme self confidence to be able mock oneself in public.

Repeating vile comments only serves to emphasise your lack of self control and intelligence. The latter might well prevent others from speaking the truth about the truth behind such an imbecilic creature. Pity the afflicted for they know no better Walter …. 🙂 Xxxx


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(@ord_is_my_second_home)
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Mint is shint. Even the rats know it.


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(@Exit Row Seat)
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Next time I fly B6, I'll bring my mean alley cat with me!!


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(@travelingposer)
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Most likely was coming from BOS. That airport is INFESTED with mice — particularly the JetBlue gate areas


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 FBW
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Good thing it's not a fly by wire aircraft, oh wait........


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(@Maryland)
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Add D-Con bait stations in mint!


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Diamond
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I couldn't agree more! I was horrified to see them scurrying right next to the boarding gates of the international terminal in Boston. What was much worse was that the staff took liberty in stomping them with their shoes or sandals!!! Disgusting and sickening!


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 1990
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That wasn't half-bad, Jess. Get it, gurl!


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(@Steve K)
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I believe that there is a safety issue with rodents on airplanes as they chew through wires and other non metallic things. Something to think about with fly-by-wire systems. I am guessing redundant systems are unlikely to have mice or rats chew through both pairs of wires on the same flight.


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Diamond
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Use the snake to catch the rat.


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(@Dick Bupkiss)
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Just another "Influencer" trying out a "self-upgrade to business class hack." TRY THIS ONE CRAZY THING!...


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(@Alan Z)
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@Ben:"There is some risk associated with this, like a rat potentially chewing through wiring."

At least they are smart enough not eat airline food.


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Diamond
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Steve...Thanks a ton for the most sensible comment. This is the most serious point, which no one bothers to comment on or mention. It is indeed a very serious issue and can jeopardise safety. The company needs to be subjected to intense safety standards.


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