While America debates President Trump’s order banning travel from seven countries, one Saudi prince was allegedly able to fly80 birds who can get their own passports.
A member of the Saudi Arabian royal family reportedly bought individual airplane seats for his 80 falcons. ButBusiness Insider reports that the practice isn’t uncommon, as training the birds to hunt has been a longtime practice in theUnited Arab Emirates. RELATED:Cat unharmed after 230-mile ride from Brooklyn to Upstate NY under car hood The country’s airlines are reportedly so accommodating to the birds that they issue passports to allowfalconsto travel to Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Moroccoand Syria. They are even required tohave their own seat and are placed on a cloth to avoid accidents, according to Business Insider.
PHOTO: Saudi prince books airplane seats for each of his 80 falcons
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