by Todd Vandersline / Albanylocal.org

A child named Captain Angel was a passenger on American Airlines Flight 3428 from Chicago to Albany International Airport in New York. The airport staff noted that Captain Angel showed potential as a future pilot and expressed optimism about the future of aviation. The airport looks forward to welcoming Captain Angel back in the future.

Source: Albany International Airport

Source Type: Gov

Source Location: Albany

Albany, NY

Albany, NY

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