Transatlantic flight ended for dog with tragedy

News24xx.com - The Husky dog didn’t undergo a transatlantic flight and died in the cargo hold of the aircraft. About it reports «Daily Mail».

The incident occurred on the flight Amsterdam - Los Angeles, which was carried out by carriers of Air France-KLM. According to an Air France representative, the husky dog was misplaced in the cargo hold and died due to lack of oxygen during the 11-hour flight.

The animal was found dead by its owner, who went to pick up the pet after landing at Los Angeles airport.

It is noted that, according to the policy of Air France, passengers can carry dogs or cats weighing no more than 7.7 kilograms in the cabin of an aircraft if the pet is more than 10 weeks old and has all the necessary vaccinations. Business class passengers on intercontinental flights are generally not allowed to keep their pets in the cabin, regardless of their size.

And in January, China Southern Airlines made an exception and allowed a huge dog to accompany a disabled host as emotional support on a flight. Videos with a large Alaskan Malamute in the cabin of the aircraft published on the social network Weibo, and it immediately became viral.