I have an emotional support pig. I call it bacon...
A US Airways crew ordered a disruptive pig off a plane this week, adding a tasty new chapter to the annals of holiday travel and likely a million riffs on the phrase "when pigs fly."
A passenger on a US Airways flight leaving Connecticut's Bradley International Airport brought a pig on board Wednesday as an emotional-support animal.
The passenger and her pig left the flight after crewmembers decided the animal had to leave because of its disorderly behavior, Laura Masvidal, a spokeswoman for US Airways-parent American Airlines, said Friday.
A fellow passenger, University of Massachusetts professor Jonathan Skolnik, told the Associated Press he first thought the passenger was carrying a duffel bag, but an odor clarified the situation.
"It's no duffel bag but a rather stout PIG
