a month ago@aircanada please let my gorgeous bunnies fly in cabin - they need to relocate to Vancouver from the UK and cabin sounds very scary to them
2 months agoTotally agree! Rabbits are safer than dogs and cats. They are really clean, no rabies and any other germs which could affect humans. They don’t make noise. They should be able to fly with the owners. Actually I believe if the fly have service bunny more people will enjoy flying!
2 months agoI really hope they bring it back but I doubt it. I want to be able to bring my baby when I move abroad next year :(
2 months agoBecause of the dumb policies that either send our bunnies to cargo or don't allow them in a plane at all i was forced to leave my bunny with a foster parent because Avianca airlines told me that I could travel with Kili and when I was about to buy the ticket they told me that they had changed their policy and now I couldn’t fly with my boy. I'm Salvadoran and lived in France with my Kili, 1 has to move back home l was supposed to bring him with me. And this is not the worst part, all the shelters that admit rabbits in the city I was leaving in TURNED HIM AWAY either because had wasn't neutered or because they didn't have space for him and nome of them provided any other solution or help. One of the most traumatic experiences l've had.
3 months agoThis is the dumbest shit I’ve ever heard from a company- an animal that doesn’t weigh anything and doesn’t make any noise. Their poop doesn’t even smell
3 months agoThey would bother NO ONE! Bunnies are literally silent and don’t smell or anything they’re just little fluffballs they deserve to be inside. Their small bodies would not be safe in cargo 😢
3 months agoIt's aircanada, you're lucky YOU don't get put in the underbelly of the plane.
3 months ago@aircanada you let all types of loud annoying disruptive questionable and sometimes even violent humans on board but won’t let a harmless pet bunny on the plane? EW. Do better.
