Animals - Airport firecracker-free zone: a haven for dog owners
With New Year's Eve approaching, many dog owners are once again faced with worries this year: where to take their noise-sensitive pet when there are fireworks? In recent years, some resourceful dog owners have found a guaranteed firework-free location: Cologne/Bonn Airport. "Last year, we counted around 15 responsible dog owners with their pets," said an airport spokeswoman. The WDR had previously reported.
However, there is no special "New Year's Eve offer" for animals at Cologne Airport, as the spokesperson emphasized. The public areas and waiting areas are also available as usual on New Year's Eve. Dogs are generally allowed in these areas. Dogs and their owners need not fear fireworks in the immediate vicinity: Fireworks are prohibited on the entire airport site.
This generally applies at airports, including Düsseldorf and Dortmund. According to air traffic regulations, the setting off of pyrotechnic objects in the vicinity of airports is generally prohibited, said a spokesperson for Düsseldorf Airport. Therefore, New Year's Eve at Düsseldorf Airport was comparatively quiet. "However, this does not necessarily mean that no firework noises can be heard," he said. It is not known that dog owners come to the terminal to avoid the noise of the fireworks.
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- Despite living in North Rhine-Westphalia, some dog owners choose to spend New Year's Eve at Cologne/Bonn Airport to avoid the firework noise, turning it into a place of refuge.
- If you're a dog owner in Bonn and are concerned about the New Year's Eve celebrations with their noise-sensitive pets, you might consider bringing them to Cologne/Bonn Airport, a firework-free zone.
- WDR reported that some dog owners from Cologne have found a reliable solution to the problem of New Year's Eve fireworks during previous years by bringing their pets to Cologne/Bonn Airport, which is an airport located in North Rhine-Westphalia.
- Just like Cologne/Bonn Airport, other airports in North Rhine-Westphalia, such as Düsseldorf and Dortmund, also prohibit the setting off of fireworks due to air traffic regulations, making them another possible choice for dog owners looking for a New Year's Eve refuge for their pets.
- Considering the noise of New Year's Eve fireworks can be distressing for many animals, pet owners in Cologne, Bonn, and North Rhine-Westphalia may want to take advantage of the firework-free zones available at their local airports, providing a calm and secure environment for their pets to spend the turn of the year.
Source: www.stern.de