Many pet owners want to travel with their pets. Is it feasible to promote pet sharing service?

Many pet owners want to travel with their pets. It is feasible to promote the service of sharing rooms with pets, but there may be a series of restrictions on pets. I often see the owner consigning the pet, but what happened to the pet during the consignment. At this time, many people are particularly puzzled why pets can't get on the plane with others. In fact, on September 17, Hainan Airlines announced that owners could bring pets into the cabin. Many people are very happy after seeing this news.

But at this time, we must pay attention to the information released by official website, because there are many requirements for boarding pets. For example, only some flights have opened this rule, and each director can only bring one pet on the plane at most. And if your plane is narrow, you can only take two pets at most per flight, which means that the number of pets per plane is limited. And cats or dogs with flat noses are not allowed to take on the plane. For example, the common Pemba dogs, bulldogs, Persian cats and Himalayan cats are not allowed to take on the plane.

These are all for the health and safety of pets, so passengers who want to take their pets aboard should apply in advance. When pets board the plane, they also need to show various certificates and sign an agreement with the flight. If you want to take your pet on the plane, you need to prepare your own qualified pet box. You can't let your pet get on the plane. The overall weight of pets and insect boxes should not exceed 5 kg, which many people say is unacceptable.

Because adult cats weigh more than 5 kilograms, this is a big problem for many owners. But this requirement is also for the safety of pets. If pets are too heavy, they may feel uncomfortable on the plane. Therefore, it is difficult to really promote this service, because it is a long and arduous task to overcome various problems and give different rules according to the different situations of pets in the later stage.