Pets in the Cabin - Coming soon on Virgin Australia

Sounds like it's a non-issue then and you won't have to worry about it once it's rolled out in Australia in the same way you haven't had to worry about it in Europe or the USA, even though they've been doing it for years.

You’re right, I won’t have to worry about it as I’ll be flying QF 😎
 
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Sounds like it's a non-issue then and you won't have to worry about it once it's rolled out in Australia in the same way you haven't had to worry about it in Europe or the USA, even though they've been doing it for years.
We mainly fly BA in Europe so perhaps that’s why I haven’t seen any as I’m pretty sure they allow only service animals
 
That's exactly how it works!! Pet containers are small and you shouldn't notice the animal at all! All the talk about barking dogs... It doesn't reflect the majority of cases.

My comment was related to allegedly its very common place everyday in US and therefore we should do it here. My experience (maybe limited compared to some) is that is is not commonplace everyday you will see one. Animals belong in the hold.
 
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My comment was related to allegedly its very common place everyday in US and therefore we should do it here. My experience (maybe limited compared to some) is that is is not commonplace everyday you will see one. Animals belong in the hold.
Exactly. But if the pet is well behaved, in a small container similar to a carry on, it could be commonplace and you don’t even know! People don’t go around announcing it or making a big deal of it.

The fact that it is not uncommon, but you’ve never noticed, is testament to how well it works!
 

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