We’ve all seen pets in small cages and bags carried through commercial aviation cargo ramps to large airliners. While some owners don’t have a choice due to price, it is widely known that this process can stress pets due to loud unfamiliar noises, varying changes in temperature, and unexpected movements. And that’s without mentioning the many cases where pets are wrongly shipped leaving them stranded for hours or even days in a foreign airport.
How emerging business aviation hubs aim to tighten the gap
The growth of private aviation in the aftermath of the pandemic is no longer centered around North America and Europe. Some intriguing developments are taking place in Latin America, Africa, and…
