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Travel Plans Disrupted as Plane Strikes Coyote During Takeoff

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Erin Drozda and her wife experienced an unexpected delay in their trip to Costa Rica when their plane struck a coyote during takeoff at an airport in Rhode Island. This incident highlights the potential dangers wildlife poses to aviation safety. While no injuries were reported, the event serves as a reminder of the need for wildlife management near airports to prevent similar occurrences. Travelers should remain aware of how such incidents can impact flight schedules.

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