Cat Girl Slams Alaska Airways After 2 Pets, 1 Carry-On Debacle

Alaska Airways would not give in to purr-pressure — that is what Alexandra Compton came upon on a current flight residence for the vacations … and he or she informed TMZ it is perhaps as a result of they’re canine individuals.

Alexandra — a 35-year-old bartender now generally known as ‘2 Cat Karen’ — obtained right into a standoff with airline workers in Las Vegas once they refused to let her board along with her 2 cats in the identical service.

She tells TMZ … on December 21 she was travelling from Vegas to Portland to return residence for the vacations on a flight along with her cats Phoenix and Blaze. In accordance with Alexandra, the airline brought about a fuss over the cats being in the identical service, however she’s travelled with Alaska Airways in the identical service many occasions earlier than.

“A man in charge came down from an office and didn’t even look at the cats,” Alexandra informed us. “He made the decision I needed to book another seat and get another carrier or I couldn’t fly with them. Because he didn’t look at the cats, it made me think he was a dog person. It was giving he had a golden retriever at home.”

ICYMI … a viral video exhibits Alexandra melting down on the airport, saying, “You’re telling me I can’t go home for Christmas right now. You understand that? Do you understand that? I am about to start crying.”

We’re informed Alexandra’s mother booked the flight for her unaware of any restrictions that might hinder her journey plans.

“I’ve traveled many years with these two fine cats,” she insisted.

Employees proposed it was in all probability with one other airline.

Alexandra later took to Fb, persevering with her disappointment, writing, “F*** Alaska Airline their ‘policies’ and lack of customer service. I hope you all get coal for Christmas.”

The factor is — and you are not going to imagine this … she is perhaps RIGHT!

In accordance with the “Pets in Cabin” coverage from the Alaska Airways web site, “Up to two pets of the same species and similar size may travel in the same carrier, provided no body parts protrude from the carrier and the animals are not in distress.”