don’t fly southwest with your fish!

I saw that.
What shocked me was the effort they went to to keep the 2 different people apart.
 
I would have poured it into a bottle or thermos. I do think there is always the other side of the story where the passenger was not as much of a victim as they make out to be.
 
I wonder how you got a fish that far, doesnt TSA not allow liquids passed the scan/search area?
 
No doubt... but TSA is not the issue with this.

BTW - I have brought corals on Southwest. I took them out for TSA to look at and then they went right back into my soft-sided lunch cooler and into my carry-on bag. Southwest never even knew.
 
No doubt... but TSA is not the issue with this.

BTW - I have brought corals on Southwest. I took them out for TSA to look at and then they went right back into my soft-sided lunch cooler and into my carry-on bag. Southwest never even knew.

yeah the girl should have left it in her bag.
 
How in the heck would anyone ever know? Kind of a baloney story, very important details are missing, she had to be show boating the fish around and had it improperly packed. SWA never pulls stunts like this. I’m an employee of the airline and we ships thousands of fish per day around the country. My fish store in Tampa ONLY ships through SWA. Had bad results with every other carrier.
 
How in the heck would anyone ever know? Kind of a baloney story, very important details are missing, she had to be show boating the fish around and had it improperly packed. SWA never pulls stunts like this. I’m an employee of the airline and we ships thousands of fish per day around the country. My fish store in Tampa ONLY ships through SWA. Had bad results with every other carrier.

nobody is going to showboat a betta. lol. but i’m guessing she was carrying it around and it was seen. she probably thought since it got through screening she was good.
 
An airline representative told Yahoo Lifestyle, “On Friday, a Customer attempted to bring a pet fish onboard their flight from Denver to San Diego. Our Customer Service Agents informed the Customer about Southwest’s pets policy which does not allow for live fish to travel in the passenger cabin. Our Team offered to re-book the Customer for a later flight to allow them to make arrangements for their pet but the Customer refused that option. The Customer eventually traveled on their originally scheduled flight.”
I guess she didn't love her fish enough to make the later flight?
 
An airline representative told Yahoo Lifestyle, “On Friday, a Customer attempted to bring a pet fish onboard their flight from Denver to San Diego. Our Customer Service Agents informed the Customer about Southwest’s pets policy which does not allow for live fish to travel in the passenger cabin. Our Team offered to re-book the Customer for a later flight to allow them to make arrangements for their pet but the Customer refused that option. The Customer eventually traveled on their originally scheduled flight.”
I guess she didn't love her fish enough to make the later flight?
I read the story on Yahoo news and in the story I read, the gal made arrangements for another person on another flight to take the fish.
Then I guess SWA reps followed them to make sure they didn't meet before the flight to arrange a pre-flight exchange.
 
The article said she had it in a critter keeper. Probably would have been fine if she had it in a pet store type bag and had the bag in her carry-on.
 
I registered my HF Wrasse as a Therapy Animal.
 

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