Lawd, imagine if one plane crashed, would be more coverage than most airline disasters.
They should have windows to give the dogs an all new experience of the world.
That doesn't look like an enjoyable experience for the pets at all.
I wonder what terrorists will do about this.
Special cages that have a mesh one one side that backs up against a window, so that the dogs can see as the the ground falls away from below them.
I really can't see this being successful. How many people fly their animals on a flight that they're not on - if at all?
i wonder if they give the dogs champagne too
and if they have "fasten your seat belt" lights in the cages
It's not a bad idea, in my opinion.
[QUOTE=ambershee;16055188]I really can't see this being successful. How many people fly their animals on a flight that they're not on - if at all?[/QUOTE]
According to the article they're booked for the next 2 months.
What if the cabin decompresses?
[QUOTE=Garlickeh;16055262]What if the cabin decompresses?[/QUOTE]
Oh no, the dogs will get light headed and sleep for a while. By the size of the aircraft, I'd assume that they wouldn't fly high enough to require such extreme pressurisation that anything would die during decompression.
what a waste of fuel
Who would buy this other than retards and crazy people who are obsessed with their pets?
Well actually when I think about it, it's not [I]that[/I] bad. But I don't see this becoming a big success.
[QUOTE=Pvt. Ryan;16058106]what a waste of fuel[/QUOTE]
you're a waste
This is unbelievable they are letting animals fly planes now how are they getting away with this
Well, I can actually see use in this. I had to take my dog with me to Yellowstone in a tiny two door sedan. I was driving and he was riding in passenger seat, he not only annoyed me by being so needy during the trip, but it was cramped for him. If I would have had this airline I could have arrived near his airport, picked him up, and we would have made off to Yellowstone with a shorter trip. But, instead, we drove and it was horrible for the both of us.
[QUOTE=Devfrost;16058143]you're a waste[/QUOTE]
of life.
[QUOTE=ThePunisher1;16055147]Lawd, imagine if one plane crashed, would be more coverage than most airline disasters.[/QUOTE]
Oh God! WON"T SOME ONE THINK OF THE PUPPIES!!! GAHA!
Thread needs something about furries.
[QUOTE=Daolpu;16058357]Thread needs something about furries.[/QUOTE]
woof
happy now?
[QUOTE=Lankist;16058172]This is unbelievable they are letting animals fly planes now how are they getting away with this[/QUOTE]
have you never seen the documentary [B]Chicken Run[/B]
[QUOTE=Pvt. Ryan;16058563]have you never seen the documentary [B]Chicken Run[/B][/QUOTE]
as I recall that one died and they ate her for dinner.
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[QUOTE=Luxo;16058466]woof
happy now?[/QUOTE]
ye thanks
By the looks of it its not really any different from a cargo space in the bottom of a Jet Liner. There heated and maintained with the same amount of life support as a passenger cabin so its not really any different
Republic Airport's about five minutes away from where I live.
[QUOTE=HiddenMyst;16055160]They should have windows to give the dogs an all new experience of the world.[/QUOTE]
Or give them a fucking heart attack.
I have a feeling this won't last too long...
Holy crap, Farmingdale! I live right near there. Anyways, I thought it would of been a airline where pets can sit in chairs with there owners or something, its still like a fucking normal airplane
[QUOTE=Daolpu;16058357]Thread needs something about furries.[/QUOTE]
Don't start furry shit :(
Uh, this is not the first at all. What the hell?
My sister worked at a 'pet airline' like 3 years ago.
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