Video shows as the Iberia plane was forced to return to the airport in Spain shortly after takeoff.
A plane that struck birds shortly after takeoff at John F. Kennedy International Airport needed to make an emergency landing Saturday morning.
There have been recorded instances of birds hitting commercial airplanes in the past. Images from one recent strike, though, is showing a freakish result: the bird stuck in the nose of the aircraft.
The FAA said JetBlue Flight 877, an Airbus 320, struck the birds after taking off at Boston Logan International Airport.
The captain on the flight from Washington Dulles Airport reported the possible bird strike and returned to the airport.
American Airlines Flight 2266, from LaGuardia to Miami, returned to the gate to be checked out.