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Update: October 29, 2021
We’ve heard that an AirBridgeCargo aircraft reportedly packed with 72 shipping boxes of monkeys stacked in cramped wooden boxes arrived at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport early yesterday morning. Airway Bill 580-27337015 confirms that this hellish flight originated in Cambodia, stopped in Moscow, and flew to Amsterdam for another stop before it finally departed for its final destination in the U.S. Please immediately take action below to help stop this practice and save monkeys’ lives!
Update: November 9, 2020
AirBridgeCargo Airlines is reportedly transporting monkeys for experimentation again, in apparent violation of the ban that it adopted after hearing from thousands of concerned PETA supporters.
Insiders close to Moscow's Sheremetyevo Alexander S. Pushkin International Airport (Sheremetyevo Airport) reported that AirBridgeCargo transported a shipment of live monkeys from Cambodia to the U.S., where they will be sent to laboratories and used for cruel and deadly experiments. We confirmed that the airline did indeed operate flight RU748, which departed Phnom Penh International Airport in Cambodia on November 2, 2020, and arrived at Sheremetyevo Airport in Moscow later that day. The plane then departed for Chicago and arrived on November 3, 2020. We were told that the cargo on board this flight was live monkeys destined for experimentation.
AirBridgeCargo is hiding, refusing to explain this apparent violation of its own policy. Please write to the company by taking action below and urge it to stop evading questions, lying, and shipping monkeys to laboratories.
Update: July 5, 2018
Huge news—we won! Thanks to your thousands of calls and e-mails, AirBridgeCargo will no longer transport monkeys to laboratories anywhere in the world. The company has notified PETA that it has enacted this policy effective immediately.
AirBridgeCargo joins the long list of airlines—including American Airlines, United Airlines, Air China, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Delta Air Lines, El Al Airlines, Hainan Airlines, Philippine Airlines, Vietnam Airlines, and dozens of others—that refuse to participate in this sordid trade.