Shocker: United Airlines has the most in-flight animal deaths
 

Shocker: United Airlines has the most in-flight animal deaths
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Next time you're taking a plane trip, you might want to consider leaving your pets at home ... especially if you're flying United.

According to the U.S. Department of Transportation's February 2017 Air Data Consumer Report, United had the most animal deaths of all United States airlines in 2016 — for the second year in a row, might we add.

Yikes.

It's been a terrible, ** good, very bad couple of months for United — from leggings-gate to the infamously violent removal of a passenger from an overbooked flight.

And just this week a giant rabbit unexpectedly died on one of United's transatlantic flights, so add that to next year's report. Read more...

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