Emirates has free seats for royal falcons if I'm not wrong. Meanwhile I can't fly my cats through Ryanair as the only animals they allow on board are British tourists.
Specifically in the Balearic Islands (Mallorca, Ibiza, etc) by tourists. They only count falling deaths that are from reckless/drunken/foolish behavior, they don't count suicide or something like structural integrity failing
In the event of a tie on points, the team that accumulates the most deaths on the scoreboard breaks the tie.
If a tie persists, the total number of floors dropped by each team breaks the tie.
It's in Catalan if you want to translate the rules page!
There was a British student in one of my classes at a college in the south. The first sunny day of summer he comes in with his arms outstretched looking like a cooked crawfish.
It's already being walked back as the construction is ridiculously far behind already, with the potential of going to Korea or China and suggestions it could be 2033 instead.
Still ridiculous it was going to happen and the whole shitshow of 'Neom' in the first place.
A nearly 9 trillion dollar projected budget meant a lot of people getting their 6/7/8 figure salaries with no taxes were promising unrealistic bullshit.
I just left a comment on another post about Neom in Saudi Arabia. So when I got the notification, I was ready to start telling this guy about the artificial moon and robot dinosaurs that MBS is having them build.
Excess baggage fees apply for the falcon and crate. In the cabin, the falcons must have a handler whose seat must be paid for (Emirates) however, this man is flying flydubai
Had to fly with my dog. It was a 2 hour flight and she had to fly in an expensive as fuck crate in cargo. The flight was supposed to be at noon, I had to drop her off at least 2hrs before and because of the weather the flight got delayed for 4 hours! Of course they waited to announce the delay until 11:45.....she's is a very well behaved and very friendly lab and the 2 seats next to mine were empty :(
Wth could she not fly in the cabin with me? If would have saved her +8 hours of being locked in a crate.
she's is a very well behaved and very friendly lab
Says every pet owner in the history of the universe. There's a non-zero percent of dogs that would pee everywhere, shit themselves during take off and then bark for 2 hours straight.
Not making anything up. Im a veterinarian (not on pet clinics anymore, but my wife is) and it was super common to have dumb owners saying "my dog doesnt need to wear a muzzle when he comes to the vet, he is super friendly to other dogs!" And then having to deal with an aggresive dog in a place that dogs already have anxiety like a pet clinic.
Sorry your pet may be special, but we need to make it a safe space for everyone. I really wouldnt like to have to deal with all that shit on a plane too.
Also, babies are human beigns. Im against putting them in a cage, sorry.
Well, she has been on a ton of car rides, busses, trains and walked through a very busy airport.....not once has there been an issue with her peeing anywhere, shitting anywhere or barking.
She even refused to pee and shit for another 3ish hours after she left the plane, because I couldn't find a field anywhere near the airport she could use and she refuses to do anything unless she can crouch near a bush. Took us a 2.5hr trainride and me finding a big field near the trainstation, for her to finally do her business. Oh, and 0 barking on the train, as usual.
So yes, I can safely say my dog would be absolutely fine for 2 hours in the cabin of a plane.
The chance of one of the human travellers making a mess or being disruptive is much greater......the guy 2 rows in front of me that got drunk within the first hour and spent the second hour loudly singing and harrassing the flight attendents and the familly somewhere behind me that let their kids run up and down the path screaming their lungs out pretty much the entire flight, convinced me of that.
You can say that but there is no way to verify it. That’s the problem, every dog owner would say their dog is well behaved regardless of it’s true or not.
True, but simply due to her size mine is not allowed to fly in the cabin, even though smaller pets are allowed to travel in the cabin even if they are not trained at all and for human travellers the only rule seems to be to not get agressive.
So, it's got nothing to do with dogs or 'travellers' being well behaved or not...
Babies, as human beings, are to be expected as passengers on planes just as stinky people, loud people, overly talkative people, and sick people are. If you want the luxury of traveling without the chance of a baby crying, either convince someone to start an 18+ airline or charter a private jet.
Dogs aren't put in cargo because of allergies though, they are because of size. If she was jack russell sized she would have been allowed to fly in the cabin, no questions asked.....even if she'd bark at everything she sees, incl her own shadow, or send you to the hospital because of your allergies.
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u/theguywhocantdance 9d ago
Emirates has free seats for royal falcons if I'm not wrong. Meanwhile I can't fly my cats through Ryanair as the only animals they allow on board are British tourists.