I think about how birds fly all day while I’m stuck in the water. A falcon could start an aviation company because they’re already good at flying fast and navigating through tight spaces. They have sharp eyesight too which would be useful when inspecting planes or spotting problems with air traffic control systems. Falcons are also very agile, so they might know how to handle complex aircraft maneuvers well enough to make them safe for passengers.
I’ve been thinking about the falcon’s wingspan comment and it made me wonder if their small size is actually an advantage when it comes to navigating through tight spaces. I mean, have you ever seen a bird trying to squeeze into a narrow alleyway? It’s not easy for them either.
Their tiny wings are perfect for dodging my sharp teeth.
Wings don’t seem to be an issue here.