[Travelandtourism] Pets No Longer Accepted as Checked Baggage or Cargo on Boeing 767 Aircraft Effective June 10, 2012

[doug.lawlor at gmail.com]

I'm just wondering what is the reason for this? Will other airlines follow sute? 

Doug


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On 2012-06-09, at 8:04 AM, cheryl echevarria <cherylandmaxx at hotmail.com> wrote:

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> Pets No Longer Accepted as Checked Baggage or Cargo on Boeing 767 Aircraft Effective June 10, 2012
> (June 8, 2012) – To ensure the best possible experience for customers traveling with pets, Delta is amending its policy for acceptance of live animals traveling on Boeing 767 aircraft as noted below: 
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> Effective immediately for all bookings and effective June 10, 2012, for all travel, without exception of ticket issue date, Delta will no longer accept live animals for travel as checked baggage or cargo on all flights utilizing Boeing 767 aircraft.
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> Delta is proactively attempting to contact affected customers to assist with making alternate travel arrangements. Customers with questions may contact Delta Reservations at 800-241-4141 (International) or 800-221-1212 (Domestic).
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> Resources
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> For complete Delta baggage information, please visit delta.com. 
> For complete Air France baggage information, visit airfrance.com.
> For complete KLM baggage information, visit klm.com.
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