Cicadas in ORD
 

Anybody else having problems with the Cicadas getting in the apu/packs and stinking up the airplane while burning up/festering? We had a flight where 2 passengers threw up, and I had a tough time calling departure through the dry-heaves because the smell was so bad. Its nasty and maintenance said there is no way to get them cleaned out (which I am sure is bull). We need some raid ASAP!
http://georgiafaces.caes.uga.edu/gra...s/cicada-s.jpg
-----------------CICADAS STINK!-------------------

Did I bid-avoid ORD for July? :confused:

When you only fly to 7 airports, you don't have to worry about things like this. However, a few days ago, I had to hold short for a flock of tumbleweeds crossing the runway in TWF. Got-a-love Tprop flying!

otter thats awesome :)

Did they have clearance to cross?

lol, the little red eyed demons were definitely sticking up my cockpit, but according to the flight attendant the cabin smell wasn't that bad...Have they finally died out? think i have to go back to ORD tomorrow....yuck.

I asked ground the same thing. They thought it was kind of funny!

OK Josh, you have to tell them about the rabbits in Fargo. I thought it was bull unitl I saw them myself. Anyone else seen the herd?

I've dodged javelinas in PRC before, although I think the pack of coyotes might have gotten them under control because I haven't seen one for a couple years.

http://midcoast.tamu.edu/images/javelina.jpg

Stupid pigs.

They regularly close San Juan for iguanas on the runway, and i almost hit a goat in nevis once