What airline do you recommend for rabbits traveling internationally?

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- 01/26/2012 at 12:21 PM
  swedishbun
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  I am really PO’ed with Delta Airlines right now. I used to travel with my bunny with Delta. Always in cabin. Even brought him to Europe, no issues.
  
  NOW, I cannot find a SINGLE airline that will take our bunny back to the US from Sweden in cabin, checked baggage, or cargo.
  
  ARRRRR!!!!
  
  Please someone tell me there’s hope to not spend $2000 to move a bunny….
- 01/28/2012 at 9:46 AM
  swedishbun
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  Just found out that United Airlines operated flights will allow a rabbit in the cabin for most international flights.
  
  Delta is now giving me confusing information…
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