“Upset in the Skies: Flight Attendant Gives Cat Owner an Ultimatum That Turns Heads!”
The New York Times notes that Delta Air Lines recommends pet carriers “no larger than 18 inches long by 11 inches tall and 11 inches wide.” The pet must be small enough to have some room to move around the carrier. Meanwhile, the kennel should have ventilation openings on three sides.
“Delta charges $95 for pets traveling as carry-on companions, and the passenger can bring only one personal item along with the pet. Certain seats cannot be booked for travel with an animal, such as those in an emergency exit row.”
Have you ever flown with your pets before, dear Pandas? What was the experience like? How did you keep your pet’s anxiety and stress under control? How did the flight attendants and other passengers treat you and your pet? We’d love to hear about your experiences. Feel free to share them in the comments.
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