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What It’s Like to Fly Bark Air, the First-in-Class Airline for Dogs (and Their People) | Vogue

What It’s Like to Fly Bark Air, the First-in-Class Airline for Dogs (and Their People)

August 18, 2025

All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links.

Watching the Rocky Mountains recede into the distance from the cushioned comfort of a Gulfstream GV, one can easily find oneself reconsidering the feasibility of a bicoastal commute. I turn to my companion, a stoic and stately blonde with a soulful stare. “This is totally doable, right? Like, we could do this regularly if we had to?” He exhales in response, a damp snort.

A flight attendant appears bearing a silver-domed tray and balletically lowers herself to lap height. Actually, kind of below. Well, now she’s on the floor. But of course, it’s not for me, this platter of temporarily hidden delights: She raises the lid and points its contents at my seatmate, who enthusiastically, and without much pausing for things like chewing or breath (let alone politesse), scarfs down far more than his designated share of cylindrical rolls of Beefy Meat Hunks. At the center of the platter is a brown leather loafer. This—like the bone-broth “champagne” service that preceded it—is not about me or what I might consider plane (or regular) etiquette. This is Bark Air. This is for the dogs.

Inside a Bark Air flight. Photo: Joe Gall / Courtesy of Bark Air

Some background: I am a dog person of, I would say, exceptionally good standing, meaning I have been devoted to mine, Hugo (a wonderful golden retriever, my frequent subject, and the obliging blonde of the above paragraph), for the near entirety of the 11-plus years of his life. When we lived in New York, my partner and I drove many miles and hours out of our way over the years to ferry him to his (human) grandparents in Massachusetts and Michigan, respectively, and have driven many thousands more getting him back and forth across the country since we moved to Los Angeles four years ago. We three have driven cross-country at least five separate times, with stops in our nation’s wonderful national parks (pet-friendly up to a point) and some of its weirder roadside attractions. He has swum in all of the Great Lakes except one (Lake Erie, it’s just never been convenient) and has stayed in many of the finer hotels across our great nation—the perks of having an occasional travel writer as a mother.

Continue/Read Original Article Here: What It’s Like to Fly Bark Air, the First-in-Class Airline for Dogs (and Their People) | Vogue

#2025 #America #DonaldTrump #Flying #Health #HighClass #History #Libraries #LibraryOfCongress #PEOPLE #Politics #Resistance #Science #Travel #Trump #TrumpAdministration #UnitedStates #Vogue

What It’s Like to Fly Bark Air, the First-in-Class Airline for Dogs (and Their People) | Vogue

What It’s Like to Fly Bark Air, the First-in-Class Airline for Dogs (and Their People)

August 18, 2025

All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links.

Watching the Rocky Mountains recede into the distance from the cushioned comfort of a Gulfstream GV, one can easily find oneself reconsidering the feasibility of a bicoastal commute. I turn to my companion, a stoic and stately blonde with a soulful stare. “This is totally doable, right? Like, we could do this regularly if we had to?” He exhales in response, a damp snort.

A flight attendant appears bearing a silver-domed tray and balletically lowers herself to lap height. Actually, kind of below. Well, now she’s on the floor. But of course, it’s not for me, this platter of temporarily hidden delights: She raises the lid and points its contents at my seatmate, who enthusiastically, and without much pausing for things like chewing or breath (let alone politesse), scarfs down far more than his designated share of cylindrical rolls of Beefy Meat Hunks. At the center of the platter is a brown leather loafer. This—like the bone-broth “champagne” service that preceded it—is not about me or what I might consider plane (or regular) etiquette. This is Bark Air. This is for the dogs.

Inside a Bark Air flight. Photo: Joe Gall / Courtesy of Bark Air

Some background: I am a dog person of, I would say, exceptionally good standing, meaning I have been devoted to mine, Hugo (a wonderful golden retriever, my frequent subject, and the obliging blonde of the above paragraph), for the near entirety of the 11-plus years of his life. When we lived in New York, my partner and I drove many miles and hours out of our way over the years to ferry him to his (human) grandparents in Massachusetts and Michigan, respectively, and have driven many thousands more getting him back and forth across the country since we moved to Los Angeles four years ago. We three have driven cross-country at least five separate times, with stops in our nation’s wonderful national parks (pet-friendly up to a point) and some of its weirder roadside attractions. He has swum in all of the Great Lakes except one (Lake Erie, it’s just never been convenient) and has stayed in many of the finer hotels across our great nation—the perks of having an occasional travel writer as a mother.

Continue/Read Original Article Here: What It’s Like to Fly Bark Air, the First-in-Class Airline for Dogs (and Their People) | Vogue

#2025 #America #DonaldTrump #Flying #Health #HighClass #History #Libraries #LibraryOfCongress #PEOPLE #Politics #Resistance #Science #Travel #Trump #TrumpAdministration #UnitedStates #Vogue

#Nazis demanded to know if ‘#TheHobbit’ #author was #Jewish. He #responded with a #highclass #burn.

#JRRTolkien hated #Nazi “#race #doctrine” and no problem telling his #German #publishinghouse about it.

— In my personal opinion, #JKRowling would have probably been a-ok with it. Take it my opinion for what it's worth, nothing.

#Women #Transgender #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA #UK #Entertainment #TheArts #Literature #Books #Reading #Representation #Culture

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#Nazis demanded to know if ‘#TheHobbit’ #author was #Jewish. He #responded with a #highclass #burn.

#JRRTolkien hated #Nazi “#race #doctrine” and no problem telling his #German #publishinghouse about it.

— In my personal opinion, #JKRowling would have probably been a-ok with it. Take it my opinion for what it's worth, nothing.

#Women #Transgender #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA #UK #Entertainment #TheArts #Literature #Books #Reading #Representation #Culture

https://www.upworthy.com/nazis-demanded-to-know-if-the-hobbit-author-was-jewish-he-responded-with-a-high-class-burn-rp3

I shot this in 1999 w/a #DisposableCamera 📷

#BalmoralHotel on #EastHastings close to Gastown, opened in 1912 as a #HighClass #hotel for wealthy travellers. Chicago style elements of the hotel w/grid façade & massive overhang, were common on buildings built in the early #1900s in #Vancouver . #Neon sign on building was designed in 1940 by #NeonProducts, local company; in 1950s it was one of the biggest neon sign producers in the world.

https://www.historicplaces.ca/en/rep-reg/place-lieu.aspx?id=8285&pid=0

#DTES #gentrification #BChistory