Maria says that the dog was healthy and often flew in airplanes:
– It is not clear yet what the cause of death is – we do not exclude that this is a physiological feature of the animal, but Timon was examined, and he had many flights. We also do not exclude that it might be hypothermia. Because we know that if the heating is not turned on in the hold, the temperature can reach minus 40-50 degrees. It is not clear why the dog was not given out for a long time. Waiting for it to thaw? Or what?
The hostess did not name the cost of the dog, she only said that “the amount is impressive.” And, according to her, if an autopsy shows that the cause of death of the animal was hypothermia, then they will sue Aeroflot.