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Lol, that museum is half an hour away from me. I don't think you'll get commercial flights to Perris airport though. In fact, way more people take off in planes from there than land while still in a plane...
Could've been worse... he could've ended up in Austria >

Or Cape Breton >

So this man ends up in Montana just as the spy balloon was passing over. A likely coincidence! >

Similar to those people who think they are traveling to Vancouver B.C. and get surprized when they end up in Vancouver, WA. And let's not even mention Vancouver Island. >

there is a difference between "Things that have happened" and "News" >

NEWS (North, East, West, South) is all over the map, while happenings are fairly specific in time and place, hey? Xians call their gospels "good news" about legendary events of millennia past -- hardly 'new', and not wretched enough to qualify as 'news' in the modern world.
IIRC Mark Twain said, "Dog bites man isn't news but man bites dog is," or something like that. But to qualify as news, that human-attack-on-dog must be witnessed and reported. Tucker Carlson has an exclusive! >

Because Australia doesn't exist, remember?
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Honestly, why is this reported? So stupid >

Close enough >

One would have thought he would have realized at the gate in Billings, MT when his 15 hour Pacific crossing was to be on a tiny 9-passenger P2012 prop plane (the only route/airline/aircraft to/from Sidney).
There was a story some time ago of somebody finding a cheap fare to Las Vegas from Birmingham. Only problem was they were in Birmingham, UK, while the flight was from Birmingham, Alabama. >

Then there are the poor sods aiming for Las Vegas Nevada but landing in Las Vegas New Mexico. Or flip-flopping destinations from Durango Colorado to Durango Mexico. Or Paris France to Paris Texas or Perris California, which at least boasts an interesting railway/trolley museum.