Delta working to reunite stuffed animal left on flight to Atlanta with family

ATLANTA — Delta Air Lines is working on a Christmas miracle!

Flight crews are working to reunite a lost stuffed animal with its family. The little guy was left on thee jetbridge on a flight from Kansas City to Atlanta on Dec. 16.

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Delta crews want his family to know he is being well taken care of.

“We want to find his family as I’m sure he’s missed!” flight attendant Fabiola Isabel wrote on Facebook. “He’s adventuring with the crew until then and will be given lots of Cheez-it’s and cookies!”

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In the meantime, he’s taking all the proper safety precautions as he travels in a first class seat as well as in the cockpit with pilots.

“If a stuffed animal can wear a mask and not put his Purell wipe waste in the seat back pocket- so can you!” Isabel wrote. “Share to help us find his family! He’s well loved and I’m sure very missed!”

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