In an email to Snopes, a spokesperson for the FAA said a rejected takeoff occurred on July 27 at 9 p.m. local time at Denver International Airport. Here's what we know about the viral photo. 👇
Unfortunately, we don’t as yet have enough information to authenticate this photograph.
It’s unclear if the photograph above was from the same incident, however. We note that the Twitter user stated the rejected takeoff took place “yesterday” which, per the date on the post, would mean July 26, a day before the FAA said the bird-strike incident occurred. It also looks like the photograph was taken during daylight hours. We reached out to the Twitter user for more information, and will update if and when we receive a response.
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