A PASSENGER filmed the excitement on board a flight when a French bulldog puppy was revealed to them. “roaming the aisles” While on a flight.
Initial pilot announcements via the plane’s PA system were ineffective. The pup was quickly asleep when the human companion arrived.
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During this time, the dog could be seen prowling around the plane, seeking attention from other passengers.
The owner eventually woke up to find that their pet had gone on an adventure.
Video Amanda Dukes, a reporter at Orlando TV station WESH TV (Shared to Twitter@AmandaDukesWESHThis video (#3) showed the pooch getting a lot of pats, scratches, and attention from a flight attendant as it was being returned to its owner.
Amanda wrote: “This is hysterical! “My @SouthwestAir flight was accompanied by a #frenchbulldog who roamed freely in the aisles.
“Despite flight attendant announcements, no one was claiming him. Finally, his owner woke up from a nap and we were directing this pup back to his seat.”
A few people seemed delighted to have the dog aboard the aircraft, as Abby C wrote on Twitter: ” Now that is a sweet distraction, a little unexpected comfort pooch on the flight. We should all be so lucky to have one on our flight.”
Lil Hobson however was less impressed. He said everyone was lucky to not be attacked by his dog.
Her words were: “1) They were lucky it seemed to be mostly dog-lovers. 2) Was the dog supposed to be out of his travel kennel? 3) Luckily it was a nice dog – someone could’ve been bitten (yes, even by this type of dog).”
Although a domestic dog would not normally be seen on an airplane in the US this year, passengers were surprised to see a peculiar bird during a flight earlier in the year.
Tiktok user Brian Torres uploaded a video from a flight, showing a woman walking over to her seat and sitting down, while carrying a massive peacock.
You can take your pet animals to the United States and UK under different regulations.
If they are an assistance/service animal in Britain they won’t be permitted into the cabin.
Most airlines won’t allow animals to board their flights, not even the holds, such as Ryanair, easyJet or Jet2.
Brits who wish to travel abroad with their pet animals, by air, water, or on foot, will need a passport.
It contains information such as the photo and the owner of the pet.
These strange animals have also been found in cabins of planes.
This airport employee also revealed the location of animals when being placed in the aircraft’s hold.
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