Airline allows passengers to travel with pet dogs in the main cabin
31 Jan 2017 2:56 PM GMT
The package tour is actually a dream come true for dog-owners.
A farmer on Sunday performed the last rites for his pet dog Anji' which died last week, and offered food to 150 locals (Photo: Pixabay/ Representational Image)
A Japanese airline has decided to do away with conventional airline cabin rules by letting passengers bring along their pets on board with them. Japan Airlines’ first ‘wan wan jet’ charter service to Kagoshima Prefecture took off from Narita airport near Tokyo on Friday.
The package tour is actually a dream come true for dog-owners. It also provides hotel accommodation for both owners and their dogs as well as travel facilities in rented cars for just £1,053, reports Mail Online. Not surprisingly within just an hour of the company’s announcement in December, the flight was fully booked with 60 people and 30 dogs.
If other airliners also start following suit, travelling with pets will be a much more enjoyable experience for most pet owners.
( Source : deccan chronicle )
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