Awesome

That’s so awesome! Thank you!!

Real? Cool! ❤❤

@@williwipfel6 Yeah, happened in 2023

Wow! ❤❤❤

That’s the feel good video we all need .5hanks !!

Lmao! I have kids even i say there is nothing worse than kids on planes.....the noisy screaming ones anyway. I prefer flying with animals!

😂😂😂😂 so sincere!!!

There's nothing worse than spoiled kids on a plane....

You are not the only one. I’d be afraid that I couldn’t stop myself from asking if I could keep the animal fur-ever.

I agree.

Just wondering, not that I don't love animals, what if there are people on the plane with allergies?

@@kag3818 That's one of the reasons why EU airlines do not accept many pets on board. Even for small dogs or cats in crates, there's a preset number of animals allowed on each flight, depending on the number of passengers and the size of the aircraft I think. However, the environmental control systems of any aircraft cycles a 50/50% air mix of internal and external air, in order to make sure the air we breathe is safe and healthy. As a result he air in the cabin is fully recycled every hour (or 2 hours, don't remember). This air is also filtered by medical grade (like in operating surgical rooms) high efficiency filters so it's safe to say that dog/cat hair or dead skin fragments are eliminated rather quickly. Unless you sit right next to an animal, the risks of developing an allergic reaction are small. I think US rules on allowing pets onboard are OK.

I'd hate to send my dog/cat in cargo hold. How scary that must be for them. 😢

@@sharonauker1049 I will never put my dog in the cargo hold, in a stressful environment and being cared for by people he doesn't know. Never, ever. Nope. Not on my watch. Either we travel together by car, train, bus, boat...or we don't travel.

Quel dommage qu'il n'y a pas de compagnie airénne en Europe , qui font ça... .

I was thinking the same thing. 😊😊😊

That’s a great question. Too bad they can’t talk!

Well, knowing my cats and going by the look of the one at 8:25, I'd say "soon all this will be ours! muahahahaha" 😹

"I made it to Heaven! And my hooman is still with me, so I must have been REALLY good!"

bs...

Here in Australia, that's all there is for animals that are booked on flights. Such a shame!.😊

Especially since so many airlines have a terrible track record with luggage. It's one thing to have your clothes get sent somewhere random but if they lose our pets, it's a declaration of war

I wonder if you have to have the emotional support paperwork or is it just standard policy now for all pets.

@@judithphillips3436 same here in Germany, any dog/ animal over 8 kg has to be transported in a special box in the cargo section. 😔my friend once managed to „sneak“ in her Havanese female dog in a light transport bag after the dog had a summer hair cut (and looked really slim😉) on a flight to Croatia. Her dog is usually around 10/11kg and pretty small. Looks were deceiving and she and the dog were lucky 😊

Plane full of WHAT? What is a “Karen?”

search for karen vids and all will be revealed! 😆😂😃🤣

@@richardjohnson455rude entitled person

Or Sheniquas

@@mz1860 Thanks mz - new word, or at least usage, to me.

Same. I have a 3.5lb yorkie and they wouldn’t let me take her out of her carrier.

I flew with my cat and snuck her out of the carrier. She slept in my arms and didn’t make a sound. She was supposed to be in the carrier. Flight attendant walked by and just ignored us. I imagine that if Raven was making a fuss I would have had to put her back in her carrier. This happened before things were becoming pet friendly.

Delta does for sure. But you can search dog friendly airlines…

And you do have to buy a separate ticket

What country are you in?

@@chilechocodiva USA all of my flights originated in Phila but went around the globe 2x in 40 yrs. Only places never visited Artic and Antartica. Those were great times to fly. NOW no way will I get on a plane and if its a Boeing no way in heck will I get on those planes.

​@@tambrosia Boeing makes most of the planes. I want no part of them anymore, either!

I'd suggest take allergy meds, and see if u can find out ahead of time if there will be pets/ support animals on that flight.

Always me me me .

yeah, and some airlines no longer offer peanuts but a gd animal, that's your tough luck...

@@forgottenman8629I’m allergic to both, however, if o had to choose between the animal or the peanut 🥜, I’m gonna suck it up buttercup and pick the animal… I can always load up on antihistamines, but not always an epipen

Really what about the fumes from your planes you catch they cause breathing problems just look at the sky

I’m so sorry that happened to you. I had a similar situation/experience with my dog. I was flying with my dog. Got checked in , waited and he had to be checked in for under the plane , so they took him. Well come to find out , he was put on a different plane hours earlier than he was supposed to. At the time I didn’t know this. I finally got to my destination 3 hours later. I go to get him claimed and they couldn’t not find him. I was getting upset. He wasn’t logged on the plane and didn’t have records of him. They searched every flight that came through there, and that’s when I found out. So my poor dog who was left in his cage for over 6 hours with no food, especially no water and no bathroom breaks , barely any human contact. He was panicked stricken, anxious and was whimpering the entire time he was there. I was beyond livid. I gave them my piece of mind. Soon as he saw me he was beyond relieved. I didn’t care about the policy of not taking him out, I had too. He just curled up in my lap and stayed there and wouldn’t move. This was his last trip on plane. Never again. And if I ever get a chance to own another dog, I will not be taking a plane with them.

@@brandiehammond If you get a small dog that will fit in an under seat carrier you can have them with you.