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ftwrldxplr Dec 22, 2007 8:09 am

Verify your pet is sitting with you!
 
Bizarre check-in in Austin this morning. Months ago I booked and purchased my first-class ticket home for the holidays with my pet travelling with me in the cabin. You can imagine my surprise when the front desk CO rep at the airport stated that the reservation for my pet was in COACH. How bizarre! Was sweating it out while she checked out the remainder of my itinerary and return because of the limitations of pets per class and plane. Thankfully, we didn't run into a problem and my pet was properly "moved" into first-class with me. Now how and why the original ticketing had her separated from me is too bizarre. I had booked online with the pet option selected (and paid for). *sheesh*. Continental needs to fix that!

So, if you're travelling with your pet, double-check you're REALLY travelling with them in the same class of service you booked your ticket!

supermasterphil Dec 22, 2007 8:22 am

Hilarious. We need a new thread "I am sitting in First, my pet in coach - should I feel guilty?" similar to the existing ones about husband sitting in first, wife in coach or the other way round :D

Totoro Dec 22, 2007 8:25 am

repeat post

Totoro Dec 22, 2007 8:26 am

If you truly had compassion, your pet would travel in first class while you suffered in coach :D

Your pet may need the extra legroom and FA's attentions as much as you!

supermasterphil Dec 22, 2007 8:36 am

So let's assume, you are a PLAT and your pet doesn't have status (can your pet gain status on Continental :confused: ) and you receive an upgrade, can you put your pet on the upgrade list as well? Or is your pet automatically on the upgrade list if you are? Or does your pet always have the same status as you have? Questions over questions.

climbermom Dec 22, 2007 9:06 am

I sure hope your pet is not sitting next to a screaming child. I wouldn't want your pet's FC experience to be ruined.

FatManInNYC Dec 22, 2007 9:24 am


Originally Posted by ftwrldxplr (Post 8939968)
Bizarre check-in in Austin this morning. Months ago I booked and purchased my first-class ticket home for the holidays with my pet travelling with me in the cabin. You can imagine my surprise when the front desk CO rep at the airport stated that the reservation for my pet was in COACH. How bizarre! Was sweating it out while she checked out the remainder of my itinerary and return because of the limitations of pets per class and plane. Thankfully, we didn't run into a problem and my pet was properly "moved" into first-class with me. Now how and why the original ticketing had her separated from me is too bizarre. I had booked online with the pet option selected (and paid for). *sheesh*. Continental needs to fix that!

So, if you're travelling with your pet, double-check you're REALLY travelling with them in the same class of service you booked your ticket!

Don't all luggage bins look the same from the inside?:D

j/k, j/k

colpuck Dec 22, 2007 9:59 am

What happens when Fido gets upgraded but you don't?:D

lensman Dec 22, 2007 11:20 am


Originally Posted by climbermom (Post 8940114)
I sure hope your pet is not sitting next to a screaming child. I wouldn't want your pet's FC experience to be ruined.

It just brings a smile to my face that someone else is paying attention! ;)

rankourabu Dec 22, 2007 11:29 am

I am surprised noone has mentioned this yet

How much compensation is she entitled to for the hassle and stress of potentially being separated from the owner ;)

Totoro Dec 22, 2007 11:34 am

can I purchase seat for in-cabin pets?
 
For a dearly beloved pet that one does not want placed in the overhead luggage bin or underneath the seat, can one purchase a seat and secure the cage with the seatbelt?

I can imagine many pets might feel more calm if they can look around and also see their owner.

ftwrldxplr Dec 22, 2007 11:35 am


Originally Posted by lensman (Post 8940613)
It just brings a smile to my face that someone else is paying attention! ;)

My dog is perfectly silent. Virtually no one but the very observant are even aware that I have a furry travel companion.

ContinentalFan Dec 22, 2007 12:18 pm


Originally Posted by rankourabu (Post 8940654)
I am surprised noone has mentioned this yet

How much compensation is she entitled to for the hassle and stress of potentially being separated from the owner ;)

Three liver treats each!

Mary2e Dec 22, 2007 12:27 pm

I think you should just keep the assignments and switch seats half way through the flight :D :D :D ;)

txskygal Dec 22, 2007 12:44 pm

If asked if they want the beef or the chicken; I imagine that they'll reply "BOTH"! And, definately the cheese tray!

;):):):)


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