Oppose the Airline Ban on Transport of Legally Harvested Animals

I fly 50% of my time for work and will move that business to airlines who support hunters legal rights

The airlines should not discriminate against lawful hunters.

This is a knee jerk reaction that is misguided and detrimental.

let the trophies fly

No ban

This is the ignorance of many who don't realize what this Ban means to the economy of the citizens of South Africa. One mistake of one person should not punch all of Africa! Wake up people, do some homework, go over there & see for yourselves what it is all about!!!

Airlines should allow us to check our skins.

Hunters dollars support conservation.

Banning shipping of trophies causes harm, not good to wildlife. I use Delta from Atlanta to Joberg and will consider other airlines that support hunters.

Farmers and PH's will lose a lot of income. South Africa will lose a lot of revenue. Their is more animals avauluble than 20 year ago due to conservation.

My business and personal travel requires me to fly over 100K miles per year. I will be judicious in selecting the airlines who do not discriminate against hunters which harms wildlife management. I do NOT believe your vocal few, causing your actions, are frequent flyers. Support your clients wisely, disregard your vocal non-clients...they do not add to your bottom line! Let scientists make conservation decisions.

This ban is doing more damage to wildlife species than good...don't base your decision on the opinions of those who don't understand africa. common sense must prevail.

If the game animals are legally harvested, then you should not ban their transportation.

I spend thousands of dollars every year flying and this issue will make my flight plan decisions much easier I will always fly with the airlines that fully support hunting and sportsmen travel.

If you choose to make policy in regards to hunting and trophies, I choose not to do business with your airline.

How many more animals will die and people starve when there is no money to protect them or the land. The few that end up as trophies help pay for the countless others that are being protected.

Banning legal trophies does nothing to stop illegal poaching.

This policy is ridiculous. Mixing political correctness with business is a bad decision.

Even though I am a United frequent flyer and I typically fly Delta to Africa, I will be taking my business to alternate airlines that do not cave in to un-educated eco-terrorist.

Ill conceived reaction to populist demands hurts conservation efforts and ultimately do more harm than good.