In my opinion, the most important question is the rabbit’s cause of death. It will either implicate an error by United, or release them from blame. Comments? (try to keep related to aviation 🙂)
Isn’t there a clause that they are not responsible for the pets health unless there was clear negligence. Maybe he didnt get enough air? Or old age got him.
Don’t think he died of old age, was still young at 10 months. The air thing is plausible, or the rabbit could’ve been suddenly shocked or stressed, they can die from that. It is unusual though, considering the owner has shipped more than a dozen rabbits to the US without any problems.
People might not trust United not only for flying themselves, but their pets!
United Causes irreparable mental damage to passengers who had to wait for luggage at the carousel. Every little thing like you said will be scrutinized
Oh no.....NOT A RABBIT! I mean this was bad with a person
but with an animal? Where are animal rights activists?
I could see people saying the above and folks, let me say, this is not something that should be making the headlines. This is simply getting out of hand. Like Tyler said above, what’s the next “Big News”. I bet they won’t even call it Big News, more like:
“Breaking News: A passenger just tripped over their suitcase and it took United agents over 4 seconds to help even though this passenger was flying Delta and was just walking by the United gate, it’s still United’s fault. Look at the previous examples including the doctor.”
Or
"Breaking News: United Flight Attendants refused to offer a clearly drunk and intoxicated passenger another two full shots of whiskey and some beer. Have they no shame when they see an Irishman?
It’s people like these who are the worst of them all. Finding every excuse in the book to bring something or someone down. This is rediculous. United has Z E R O fault for this incident. Quit making it one.
I think it’s hilarious 😂. If this made the headline news…They were a couple of food trays short I guess. “Hello Sir. Would you like the fish or the rabbit”