Pet owner claims his French bulldog died as a direct result of the airline moving him from first class to coach just before takeoff.

Flying with your pet can be a nerve-wracking experience, especially when your travel plan is suddenly changed and you and your furry friend have new issues to worry about. On an Alaska Airlines flight earlier this year,

A San Francisco man has sued Alaska Airlines alleging negligence led to the death of his beloved 3-year-old French bulldog after he was asked to move from first-class to coach on a flight from New York to San Francisco.

The owner of a French bulldog is suing Alaska Airlines after the dog died during a flight, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday.

Spread the loveA distraught dog owner from San Francisco is suing Alaska Airlines, alleging negligence in the death of his three-year-old French bulldog. The dog’s owner, Michael Contillo, claimed his dog died as a result of being moved from first class to coach on a flight from New York to San Francisco.

On an Alaska Airlines flight earlier this year, one man's dog ended up dying during his flight due to a last-minute seat change. According to a new lawsuit filed in San Francisco County Superior Court,