Pet dog dies in cargo hold of Air France-KLM plane after getting suffocated during non-stop 11-hour flight
The animal's owner went to a warehouse at LAX Airport to collect her pet after KLM Flight 601 landed in Los Angeles at 12.35 am, only to discover her beloved pet's lifeless body
A dog who was on board an Air France-KLM flight from Amsterdam to Los Angeles has reportedly died after being deprived of oxygen.
The canine, who is said to have resembled a husky, was found dead on Tuesday afternoon inside the plane's cargo hold, according to a report by TMZ on Wednesday, citing unnamed sources within the airline, Daily Mail reports.
The tabloid website learned from an Air France worker that the pet had not been loaded onto the aircraft appropriately and eventually lost all oxygen during the 10 hours and 45 minutes long non-stop flight.