The idea of snakes slithering through an aircraft’s cabin might sound like a scene straight out of the 2006 thriller Snakes on a Plane, but real-life incidents of serpents appearing mid-flight have been reported multiple times. While these encounters are not as dramatic as Hollywood’s portrayal, they still cause alarm among passengers and crew. From snakes found in overhead bins to unexpected stowaways in cargo holds, these cases highlight the challenges airlines face in preventing unwelcome reptilian guests.
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