According to a report by Fox News on the 7th, the pet charter was initiated by Singh, a 25-year-old Mumbai entrepreneur. She was arranging a plane to take relatives home from Delhi, but found that some passengers refused to fly with their pets. As a result, Singh developed the idea of arranging a pet charter flight to allow pets to reunite safely with their owners during the epidemic, otherwise they can only take the plane through the freight channel. Singh booked a six-seater small aircraft, chartered flights cost 906,000 rupees, and each seat cost 160,000 rupees (about 15,000 yuan). At present, four people have signed up to transport pets, including two poodles, a golden retriever and a bird. The person in charge of the private aircraft company said that the pets will be checked in strictly according to the epidemic prevention regulations. During the flight, the pets can only stay in the cage.