Airline Pet Travel Report on the loss, injury, and death of pets during air travel for July, 2007. This report contains 1 pet loss, 1 pet injury, and 4 pet deaths.
Alaska Airlines reports the death of a 9-year-old bulldog who was returning from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The dog arrived in Los Angeles, California where it was found dead during unloading of the aircraft. The dog wa…
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Airline Pet Travel Report on the loss, injury, and death of pets during air travel for June, 2007. This report contains no pet losses, 1 pet injury, and 3 pet deaths.
Alaska Airlines reports the death of three dogs and the injury of one. One of the reports, from Horizon Airlines, shows up a month late. A nine-week old puppy arrived in Wanatchee, WA in poor condition from Seattle, W…
» Read More…Airline Pet Travel Report on the loss, injury, and death of pets during air travel for May, 2007. This report contains 1 pet loss, no pet injuries, and 4 pet deaths.
Continental reported the death of two dogs and the loss of one cat. On May 7th, a 4 year old Bulldog traveling from Boston to Fort Lauderdale, but upon arrival at a stop in Newark was found deceased. There was no appa…
» Read More…Airline Pet Travel Report on the loss, injury, and death of pets during air travel for April, 2007. This report contains 1 pet loss, 1 pet injury, and 2 pet deaths.
Alaska Airlines reported the death of an 11 year old dog. It was noticed that the dog had one eye closed and tearing up prior to flight. The owner mentioned that the dog had been under stress during the family's move.…
» Read More…Airline Pet Travel Report on the loss, injury, and death of pets during air travel for March, 2007. This report contains no pet losses, 1 pet injury, and 3 pet deaths.
Continental reported two deaths. The first was a 10 year old Siberian Husky which was found deceased upon arrival in San Antonio, TX from Newark, New Jersey. A necropsy indicated the cause of death as a pre-existing h…
» Read More…Airline Pet Travel Report on the loss, injury, and death of pets during air travel for February, 2007. This report contains no pet losses, no pet injuries, and 2 pet deaths.
Alaska Airlines reports the first in-cabin death that I am aware of. A pug died of unknown causes during the flight. A flight attendant administered oxygen and performed CPR but was unable to revive the pet.
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Map of all airports that have reported an air travel, pet related incident.
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