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Philadelphia Eagles Fans Drink a Southwest Flight Dry & No Charges Were Filed!

October 6, 2018 By Jason Stauffer

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I’m a life-long Philadelphia Eagles fan and let’s be honest, Philly fans don’t make the news very often unless the article includes “charged with” in the headline. But on a recent Southwest flight to Nashville, a large contingent of Eagles fans had a good time and…absolutely nothing negative happened!

Personally, I’m not surprised. We’ve got plenty of reasons to celebrate and we’re generally a friendly bunch. In case you haven’t heard, we are the reigning Super Bowl champs (saying that never gets old)!

But you gotta hand it to the 175 fans who drank all the alcohol on the plane and then serenaded Southwest flight attendant Rachel Manning to their rendition of “fly Eagles fly” over 35 times. And hats off to Southwest for hiring staff who know how to have a good time and embrace the moment!

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Just flew 175 Eagles fans to Nashville. Sold every bit of liquor on the plane and had to listen “fly eagles fly” 35 times. I need a drink and our town need some praying over. 😉. GO TITANS!!!
A post shared by Rachel Manning (@rachelmanning89) on Sep 28, 2018 at 5:28pm PDT

But the story doesn’t end there.

Manning’s Instagram post went viral with the Philadelphia media. The next day she ended up with a ticket to tailgate and join some of her passengers at the game!

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A little insta post about a Titans fan showing some Philadelphia fans some Nashville love went a little wild and I got a ticket to an awesome tailgate and to the game thanks to Joe at @phansofphilly ! I’ve had the time of my life today! I am proud of my town and of my Titans and that I made some friends in this process! It’s pays to be hospitable, it’s the Nashville way! #nashville #titans #titanup
A post shared by Rachel Manning (@rachelmanning89) on Sep 30, 2018 at 3:12pm PDT

Unfortunately, this story didn’t have a happy ending. The Eagles lost to the Titans in overtime 26-23. 🙁

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