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A Southwest Airlines employee went “to infinity and beyond” to return a young boy’s lost Buzz Lightyear toy left on a plane at Dallas Love Field Airport earlier this week.
To infinity and beyond! A little boy left his Buzz Lightyear on a plane so the airline sent Buzz back with photos of Buzz's adventures while he was away.
The plane the Davis' arrived on had already departed to Little Rock, Arkansas with Buzz in tow- but little did the Davis' know, it was just a small detour for Buzz until he found his way back home. Jason, a Ramp Agent at LIT, found Buzz with an unfamiliar name on the bottom of his boot: Hagen. Jason searched and found the name belonged to only one person who had been on the plane that day and decided to get Buzz back to him in a way only a space ranger would return. A week after the Davis' arrived back home, they received a special package with Hagen Davis' name on it.
Southwest Airlines agent goes 'to infinity and beyond' to reunite toddler with favorite toy KTRK Share: DALLAS, Texas -- The generosity of this act was infinity and beyond! A young boy was reunited with his favorite toy thanks to the kindness of a Southwest Airlines agent. Little Hagen and his family landed at Dallas Love Field Airport and had already left in a rental car before realizing that Hagen's Buzz Lightyear toy was missing. Hagen had left Buzz behind on a Southwest plane. According to a Facebook post from Southwest Airlines, by the time Hagen and his family noticed, the plane was alr...
To infinity and beyond… and then back home.