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There's countries where they let cats roam free. End of the day if someone has an allergy they need to avoid it not everyone else has to cater to them. My doctor has told me I need to move house as my neighbours have chickens. Best thing is if I move and a neighbour gets chickens again or a...

Stay at home I guess as cat hair can be on any passengers clothes.

I think I read its 12-24 hours.

Not sure about dogs but cats can hold on for 12 hours easily and would guess dogs are similar.

If you read the rest of the article there was two more incidents involving human passengers on other flights which I would find way more disturbing.

Usually through a previous health condition I would expect. If a percentage of people die every minute then with the amount of people flying I would expect some to pass away while flying. Then even more on long haul over short.

They do seem to change when they enter the airport terminal door. I find once I find a carpark everything is good.

I thought I would search for any incidents on planes and was surprised to find a few.

50 is a large number

They already do, oh you mean the pets in carry bags. My bad.

Yes and there will be exceptions but not the rule.

My response was about removing them from the carrier during a flight not an emergency. The chance of an evacuation in Australia is so low that I never consider it when flying and the thought would not enter my mind if taking my pet on board. Not sure how that issue would be solved in an...

I think you may be surprised to find people are more intelligent than that.

Could just have a second duplicate laptop in case of such situations but then that is what age and life experience teaches you.

I agree the time it would take to stop someone taking their pet could be spent elsewhere and the bags they use are soft and flexible. I better add some more things to consider like I'm more concerned with the oxygen masks and how it will fit my cat and if I can remove him from his carrier in...

I would not say taking your cat on the plane is going to be a cheap exercise when you will need recent vacs and vet check to name a few. Then there.s the chance things don;t go right at the airport and you can't fly or get delayed because of all the passengers sneezing and running in mass panic.

Funny thing is with all those talking about allergies the person next to them could have their clothes covered in pet hair and dander and they would be none the wiser.

I have heard of passengers throwing up on someone next to them. Do they not allow passengers on the plane as well.

I don't have an issue with this but I do like the idea the lounges may have some extra space due to so many not wanting to fly Virgin anymore when this starts. Between someones baby and a small dog in a cage I will take the risk the dog is toilet trained and does not feel the need to cry for 2...