Italy has been radiated for ‘ridiculous’ new cabinelule about aircraft while passengers ask ‘How is this okay?’

Italy has made an important change of rule that has been set to make air travel much more pet -friendly.

Large dogs – once limited to the plane of the plane – can now travel in the cabin next to their owners.

Before the rule was introduced, pets that weighed more than 8-10 kg had to be transported in the hold.

The Italian Civil Aviation Authority andAC said in a press release that the new rules would make it easier for a ‘larger number of passengers to transport their pets through the air’.

Matteo Salvini, Minister of Transport and Deputy Prime Minister, posted on social media: ‘From now on, dog and cat owners will have less trouble flying with their four-legged friends. Promise kept! ‘

But while the news was celebrated by some holidaymakers, others were much less impressed by the new rule.

Posts on InstagramA person said, “I don’t want to sit on a chair where there was a dirty dog.”

Another said: “Really stupid. Imagine a plane in need, the pets will all go off. Seriously what a waste idea, there is no safety involved. ‘

Italy has made an important change of rule that has been set to make air travel much more pet -friendly

A third radiated: ‘This is ridiculous. It does not take into account ideas people with phobias and allergies.

‘Not everyone keeps his animals just as clean as they should. Guess who is being charged when a dog attacks another passenger?

‘I love dogs, but this is going to bite the airlines and some passengers in the wanderer. Yes, meaning to play! ‘

Someone else agreed: “The dog can sit next to the owner, but what if the person is allergic or is afraid of the owner – how is this okay?”

But although the control change may sound attractive to animals owners, there are a few catches in the policy.

Airlines in Italy are not obliged to change their policy to display the new rules.

Many still only let service animals fly in the cabin.

Animals must also be placed in approved carriers’ that can be placed on seats, provided that they do not hinder emergency exits or crew members. ”

Large dogs – once limited to the spacious of the plane – can now travel in the hut next to their owners

The containers must be protected with belts or ‘specific anchoring systems’.

Because the carriers have to be placed on the seats of the plane, it can rule out that large dog owners benefit from the policy.

It comes afterwards British Airways forbade cabin crew to post on social media from their surplus hotelsIn a new policy.

Employees have also been asked to remove existing photos that have made hotels on their social media accounts on a stopover