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soxinbox wrote:
Has any got any experience with taking a cat in an airplane. Do they freak out from the loud noise. Do they have problems with the change in altitude? I once flew four cats, in carriers, in a Warrior at about 5000 feet for an hour and a half flight. Three were in the baggage compartment and one was in the back seat. They flew fine. No vomiting and very little noise from them. They had no adverse effects after the flight. Of course it was also a pretty smooth night flight. The story might have been different if it was turbulent. It's probably like dogs or children or spouses or any other passenger: it depends on the personality of the cat. -- "You can support the troops but not the president" --Representative Tom Delay (R-TX), during the Kosovo war. |
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