Post #743843 by JenTiki on Fri, May 29, 2015 12:09 PM

On 2015-05-29 11:46, tikiskip wrote:
Not really the dander is airborne if the animal is in the open air.
As we know the air in an airplane goes round and round recirculating the same air
over and over, that is why you get the cold from that guy seats ahead of you
when you fly.

NOW if you sealed the animal in say saran wrap or sealed it in one of those
FoodSaver® Vacuum Sealers THAT would be the same as bringing cigarettes into a bar but keeping them in your pocket.

Yeah, what Skip said! I have animal allergies and always have a reaction just walking into a room that has an animal in it. I've also reacted when sitting across the aisle from service animals on buses and trains, so I'm sure I'd react to one on a plane as well, since that air just gets piped right into my face from the ventilation.