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In-flight Issue Pets in Cabin Policy - Failure to Notify Other Passengers & Disregard for Allergies

View Poll Results: Pets on Planes - Who's responsible for ensuring that all passengers are comfortabl?
The airline should institute policies that consider the welfare of all its passengers.	2	28.57%
Passenger with Allergy should suffer unknowingly, do research prior to booking or not fly.	1	14.29%
Pet Owner should know it's a luxury, treat others with respect, and be flexible when issues arise.	2	28.57%
Pets should not the allowed in the cabin.	3	42.86%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 7. You may not vote on this poll

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Aug 12, 2010, 5:23 PM

simmons

Join Date: Aug 2010

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Re: Troy

Troy,

The maximum number of pets on a plane, according to JetBlue's policies, is four. I am not sure if that means 4 total or 4 cats and 4 dogs. I've researched and read numerous blogs citing instances when individuals have suffered allergic reactions to pets on planes. My issue is that, right now, JetBlue's policy really only accommodates the pet owners. If they are going to allow pets, then they should consider other passengers needs as well and should have policies and procedures in place that do so.

I'm sure many people have had reactions to pets on planes and not known why they were getting sick or having a reaction because they were not aware of their presence.

My opinion is simply that there are steps that JetBlue (and other airlines) can take to address the issue in a way that considers everyone.

Thanks for your comment~s

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