FAA to investigate pilots' animal noises on emergency frequency

The Federal Aviation Administration said it will probe an incident in which two pilots transmitted animal sounds, including meowing and barking, on an emergency aviation frequency. The unusual transmissions were captured by air traffic controllers and raised concerns about potential misuse of the emergency channel. The FAA will review flight logs and communication recordings to determine if any safety protocols were violated. Officials emphasized that the investigation aims to ensure the integrity of emergency communications and prevent future disruptions.