CuddlesMom
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How about no crying kids in the cabin lol just kidding!
Look what I found
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JimD
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I going to get to the bottom of this...LOOK OUT DELTA, I'M ON A MISSION!!!
JimD
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JimD wrote:
Dear Mr. D:
Thank you for your email to Delta Air Lines. I regret the
inconsistencies your members have received during their Delta travels.
Delta permits passengers to carry small domesticated household pets on
board our flights. Those animals include dogs, cats, rabbits, bird,
hamsters, guinea pigs, and ferrets). All carry-on pets must be housed
in suitable kennels that can be stowed beneath the seat directly in
front of the passenger, and they must remain in their kennels for the
duration of the flight. The number of carry-on pets allowed on a single
flight is limited and space is reserved on a first-come, first serve
basis. Our decision to allow pets to travel in the passenger cabin was
made in response to numerous requests from our customers and is
consistent with the policy of most other major air carriers.
In addition, the pet must be at least eight weeks old. A passenger may
not carry one than one pet onboard a flight. The kennel does count
toward the passenger's carry-on allowance.
Since you have not provided any specific traveler information and cities where
the members encountered specific problems, your members can print
the information off delta.com and keep it with them during their travel
in case they are questioned by airport personnel. Here is the link:
http://www.delta.com/planning_reservations/special_travel_needs/pet_travel_information/pet_travel_options/index.jsp
Mr. D, I hope this information is helpful to your members.
Sincerely,
Shantelle Bolduc
Manager
Customer Care
I finally got a response from Delta:
Dear Mr. D:
Thank you for your email to Delta Air Lines. I regret the
inconsistencies your members have received during their Delta travels.
Delta permits passengers to carry small domesticated household pets on
board our flights. Those animals include dogs, cats, rabbits, bird,
hamsters, guinea pigs, and ferrets). All carry-on pets must be housed
in suitable kennels that can be stowed beneath the seat directly in
front of the passenger, and they must remain in their kennels for the
duration of the flight. The number of carry-on pets allowed on a single
flight is limited and space is reserved on a first-come, first serve
basis. Our decision to allow pets to travel in the passenger cabin was
made in response to numerous requests from our customers and is
consistent with the policy of most other major air carriers.
In addition, the pet must be at least eight weeks old. A passenger may
not carry one than one pet onboard a flight. The kennel does count
toward the passenger's carry-on allowance.
Since you have not provided any specific traveler information and cities where
the members encountered specific problems, your members can print
the information off delta.com and keep it with them during their travel
in case they are questioned by airport personnel. Here is the link:
http://www.delta.com/planning_reservations/special_travel_needs/pet_travel_information/pet_travel_options/index.jsp
Mr. D, I hope this information is helpful to your members.
Sincerely,
Shantelle Bolduc
Manager
Customer Care
Thanks for that, Jim. It may come in very useful if John and I ever move to Canada
Jan
Jan
Ifwe travel our Pepper would go withus on the plane in his carrier we have for him.I don't know if he wouldlike it or not being on a plane.Our Pepper is our baby and would liketo have him with us on the plane if we ever traveled on aplane.
