A woman found herself stranded after Frontier Airlines refused to allow her parrot on a return flight. Maria Fraterrigo had traveled with her African gray parrot, named Plucky, to Puerto Rico in January. The initial flight with Frontier Airlines went smoothly.
However, upon attempting to return home, a gate agent denied Plucky boarding. The reason for the denial remains unclear, leaving Fraterrigo scrambling to find alternative travel arrangements and care for Plucky. The incident highlights the complexities of traveling with animals and the importance of clear communication from airlines regarding pet policies. This situation has raised questions about consistency in airline enforcement of its own rules.
Parrot Ban Strands Grandmother After Frontier Flight
Maria Fraterrigo was left in a bind after Frontier Airlines refused to allow her African gray parrot, Plucky, to board their return flight from Puerto Rico. The grandmother had flown to the island in January with Plucky by her side. However, a gate agent's decision separated the pair, leaving Fraterrigo searching for a way home.