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I hate dogs??? I love dogs more than people. Dogs are better than people. Your statement is a perfect example of why I feel this way.  ... View more

I feel the same about kids on a flight. Kicking the seat, screaming, crying. Would rather fly with dogs than kids.  ... View more

A co worker of mine at southwest airlines was told by management that he could not display a blm sticker on his locker. It was up there for 3 years before someone complained. ... View more

Even IF Dr. Firstenberg and Meehan were "quacks," it wouldn't make their citations of medical and scientific literature invalid.    Here's a list compiled by Denis Rancourt:   https://vaccinechoicecanada.com/wp-content/uploads/masks-dont-work-denis-rancourt-april-2020.pdf    Fact of the matter is that the pores in face masks are simply too large to make any difference, and the constant re-breathing of one's own breath may actually increase contamination. Not to mention, forcing someone who is unable to wear a mask violates the Air Carrier Access Act.  ... View more

Afternoon. Found this thread when researching which airlines will protect my health by following the basic science of viral transmission that we've had locked down for something near a hundred years now.   I was getting a kick from the plandemic people in the thread with their hilarious accusations that masks don't work or that the virus isn't real. Let me guess folks, the earth is flat and the moon landing was faked? 😂 They're spying on us with the five gee?? 🤣   Never fails to make me laugh when people are *proud* of their ignorance.   Anyway, masks do work:   https://www.nature.com/articles   https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/coronavirus/in-depth/coronavirus-mask/art-20485449/d41586-020-02801-8   If you simply *must* continue to be ignorant on purpose about it, well shoot you know you're right, right? So you should have no problem saying so with your full name and face attached, right? Come on, I bet your employer would love to hear how much smarter you are than every virologist in the world 🙂 what are you, chicken? 🐔🐔     ... View more

It is about getting airlines to discontinue the safety farse of lap children. No more lap children. ... View more

People have exploited airlines with peacocks and other animals as emotional support animals. My wife had an "emotional support animal" when she was in grad school. That cat got her through her PhD. The poor creature flew cross country more than it should have. Once he went deaf though, he seemed to stop minding. We always paid a fee to fly him. He was, as I said, what you would call an emotional support animal today, but he was just her "grad school buddy".  I guess things had a different perspective back then.   Something is wrong if I can just claim my untrained miniature horse is a ESA and have it fly, but someone with a trained, certified rabbit that can detect epileptic seizures is rejected. Something is very, very wrong. ... View more

Certainly a difficult situation for all involved.   --TheMiddleSeat ... View more

Oh yeah! Cross country (Alpine) here we come! So excited! Now if there were more trail huts for overnighting.......... ... View more

My rule has always been, never check anything you would mind some one else having. Small bags and pack backs are quick picking for those pirates, pack your scuba lead in there to slow them down. ... View more

The chonky is an issue. Under the seat is a small carrier. I would talk to your vet about the flight duration and how long your 12 pounder will be squeezed. ... View more