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When I flew from the UK to the US with my cat (in cargo) I think the other passengers got annoyed with the flight attendant coming up frequently to reassure me that my cat was (probably) fine. It was a really bumpy flight - worst i've been on. Full marks to Virgin Atlantic for the pet cargo service. They really go above and beyond for long haul pet travel: http://www.virgin-atlantic.com/en/gb/passengerinformation/tr.…
did the TSA guys examine your kitty?
The Incompetence of American Airlines and the Fate of Mr. X
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Re: The Incompetence of American Airlines and the Fate of Mr. X
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I don't wish to be rude but did it not occur to you to check they could handle your dog when booking?
Actually, no. I'd never flown with a dog before and was a rank amateur; it didn't occur to me that dog crates might be a different category of luggage/cargo. I freely admit that this was my fault (in a way), and I'm not saying they should have flown the dog anyway - but the way they handled it was not good. Instead of just saying, "I'm sorry, we can't fly dogs because they're a different category of luggage we're not…
Re: The Incompetence of American Airlines and the Fate of Mr. X
#103Earlier quoted context omitted.
When I flew from the UK to the US with my cat (in cargo) I think the other passengers got annoyed with the flight attendant coming up frequently to reassure me that my cat was (probably) fine. It was a really bumpy flight - worst i've been on. Full marks to Virgin Atlantic for the pet cargo service. They really go above and beyond for long haul pet travel: http://www.virgin-atlantic.com/en/gb/passengerinformation/tr.…
did the TSA guys examine your kitty?
Actually he travels pretty well, as long as you stay next to him and he knows you're around. If you want away from him he gets plenty upset though.