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> What about those who have pet allergies? > Or people with life experience that makes them afraid of dogs These are quite rare, but they happen, and the solut
by thinkloop 9y ago
> What about those who have pet allergies?
> Or people with life experience that makes them afraid of dogs
These are quite rare, but they happen, and the solution has always been easy and amicable: move some people around, with the dog owner making the most compromise.
> Do we need to have pet friendly/no pet flight options?
This would be great. Right now even with ESA's there is a limit on the number of pets that can be on a flight, so you would have to find a different flight if the one you wanted already had some. By no means am I suggesting there should be a free-for-all. Only to have some limited arrangement where everyone can be happy.
> Could the airline talk to individual passengers about this snake being near them on their flight beforehand?
This kind of messaging is relatively easy nowadays, ranging from a little doggy icon on the website marking a specific flight as being pet-friendly, all the way to personalized sms/emails (which are already in place).
Humans live densely, there are very few actions you can take that affect no-one in no way. We are dealing with this overly brutely in my opinion, there exists a configuration that increases net world happiness that we are not taking advantage of.