Seeing these types of stories, this wouldn’t be wrong saying that in few days our normal pilot could be a ‘dog’.
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According to the report, the Canadian dog, Callie, has become the first dog who got the pilot license after she fulfilled each terms to get license.
Callie has been accompanying her owner Graham Mountford since she was 12 weeks old and now, at the grand age of three, has clocked up more than 50,000 miles.
Her owner said that she has flown and landed almost every type of airports.
In a talk, Graham said “I get a lot of comments and smiles when I land at an airport and people realize my co-pilot is a dog”.
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