[Humour] Emotional support travel companions.

Stat Brother

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An American Airlines passenger took her adorable miniature service horse on a flight from Chicago to Omaha

https://www.businessinsider.com/ame...-horse-service-animal-flight-2019-9?r=US&IR=T

 

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NooBHA

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Totally idiotic - That's putting other passengers lives at risk if the plane needs to be evacuated for any reason

 

WATFORD zero

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NooBHA said:

Totally idiotic - That's putting other passengers lives at risk if the plane needs to be evacuated for any reason

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It's not the only evacuation I would be concerned about

 

studio150

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An American Airlines customer took her miniature horse on a flight as a service animal, to the great delight of fellow passengers.

Great delight would not be something I would be feeling if on the same flight, particularly if sitting close to the animal.

Although I'm looking forward to the film, service horses on planes in which a flight is terrorised by service horses

 

GT49er

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Bloody ridiculous! Whatever next? Aardvarks at the Amex, anyone?

 

BBassic

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NooBHA said:

Totally idiotic - That's putting other passengers lives at risk if the plane needs to be evacuated for any reason

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Yeah, being a lefty liberal millennial snowflake I'm usually all for things that help people and make them feel safe, whatever the situation, but this is beyond stupid.

 

Stat Brother

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How long did it take to remove it's shoes, going through customs?

 

Is it PotG?

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Seasidesage

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The game's gone I tell ya....

 

dazzer6666

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Seen dogs on planes a couple of times in the UK (one guide dog, one 'assist dog' or whatever they're called).........in both cases the owner/dof got upgraded to an empty front row in business class. Might be worth getting one to see if that works

 

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Can I take my comfort snakes?

 

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goldstone

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If she lost some bloody weight she wouldn't need an "emotional support animal".

 

Icy Gull

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When I was a kid I flew on West African Airways. There were chickens on board in the passenger area and people cooking up food on bunsen burner stoves in flight. This is all very tame in comparison

 

FatSuperman

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Oxy McFloppie-Tish said:

Can I take my comfort snakes?

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It doesn’t matter what cute name you call it, it’s still just exposing yourself. Not cool

 

FatSuperman

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NooBHA said:

Totally idiotic - That's putting other passengers lives at risk if the plane needs to be evacuated for any reason

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I’m sorry, you are utterly in the wrong here. Let me ask you, in the event of an emergency, would you rather be on foot, or mounted? This is actually a great idea. I think I might be my emotional support rhinoceros herd on my next flight. Will certainly help me get past everybody who is blocking my timely exit from the aircraft

 

schmunk

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FatSuperman said:

I’m sorry, you are utterly in the wrong here. Let me ask you, in the event of an emergency, would you rather be on foot, or mounted? This is actually a great idea. I think I might be my emotional support rhinoceros herd on my next flight. Will certainly help me get past everybody who is blocking my timely exit from the aircraft

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I always take my flock of Gravitational Support Swallows.

 

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GloryDays

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GT49er said:

Bloody ridiculous! Whatever next? Aardvarks at the Amex, anyone?

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I’m gonna have to say it.

Can it play LB?

 

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GloryDays

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Stat Brother said:

An American Airlines passenger took her adorable miniature service horse on a flight from Chicago to Omaha

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Like something out of South Park. Morons.

Imagine if everyone did it.

 

Mellotron

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Services Horses On A Plane 2 - The Horsening.

 

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GloryDays said:

I’m gonna have to say it.

Can it play LB?

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A natural tendency to hoof might not work with our possession-based game.

Unlikely ever to be mentioned by Johnny Canter.