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Originally Posted by eroar2 We fly with Annie all the time, and she is just fine. So far the longest she has done is New York to LA. No problems. She just goes to sleep in her carrier for the most part. Not a peep from her...
I have a friend that lives in Spain part of the year and travels with her Yorkie back and forth. She travels from New Mexico to Spain with no problems either... So I don't think traveling long distance should be a problem. |
i am really interested in learning more about ur friends experience flying over seas with her yorkie b/c I have tried to get info on flying to Ecuador (south america), i called AA and they told me two stories one that they are not allowed int he cabin b/c its overseas eventhough they are less then 10 lbs. and then the second story was no no way absolutely not all dogs go in cargo only national flights are pets allowed in the cabin and that i have to call ahead of time b/c they dont allow more then 2 dogs or animals in the plane nor do they allow a dog on board if a cat was booked first.
then i called some Latin American airlines and i got the same story that b/c its an international flight that i will need to put my Chicle in cargo no matter what size or weight . .now that ridiculous..
I hear so many different stories maybe they are just taking advantage of my naiveness.. (is that a word? lol) and just giving me the run around ...
i really need some advise on this plz
