The Week contest: Pet planes

This week's question: Wealthy dog and cat owners can now send their companions on chartered "pet jets," where they can enjoy prime cuts of meat and champagne flutes filled with treats. What would you name a first-class-only airline that caters to spoiled four-legged flyers?

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RESULTS:

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THE WINNER: "Savoir Fur"

Pamela Peterpaul, Edison, New Jersey

SECOND PLACE: "Aer Lickus"

Beth Simon, Oakland, California

THIRD PLACE: "Thanks-For-Not-Taxing-Hedge-Fund-Profits-Like-Middle-Class-Income Airlines"

Daniel Burstein, Jacksonville, Florida

HONORABLE MENTIONS:

"Fancy Fleets"

Ariana Harner, Lakewood, Colorado

"Lab of Luxury Airlines"

George Strong

"The Air Of The Dog"

Brooke Baumann, Asheville, North Carolina

"Pup, Pup and Away!"

Patty Oberhausen, Fort Wayne, Indiana

"Domesticated Bliss"

Scott Ludwig, Senoia, Georgia

"Who's a Good Airline?"

Frederick Scheeren, Centreville, Virginia

"The Borderless Collie"

Nick Bullock, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

"Planing Cats and Dogs"

Carol Oberfoell, Monticello, Iowa

"Lufthoundsa"

Bill Winslow, Alexandria, Virginia

"Plush Puppies Air"

Phyllis Klein, Forest Hills, New York

"Well-Heeled Airlines"

Rebecca Burgan, Grass Valley, California

"Pupper Crust Airlines"

Matt Hatting, Shoreline, Washington

"Classy, Come Home!"

Rob Huffman, Fredericksburg, Virginia

"WestminstAir"

Guy Rusiski, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania