We've seen people attempt to bring all kinds of strange animals on planes, claiming they are emotional support animals.
Well, planes are about to get even more zoo-like! The FAA recently cleared miniature horses for commercial flights. That's right, you could be seated next to a horse on your next flight.
The first miniature horse to fly is named Flirty, and she recently embarked on her debut trip. Abrea Hensley, 33, suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder, which she says is due to childhood trauma. Because she is allergic to dogs, her service animal is Flirty, the miniature horse. Together, they boarded a plane in Nebraska. It's believed that Flirty's voyage is the first time in U.S. aviation history that a miniature horse flew a commercial airplane.