Scandal-hit United Airlines is facing a new PR disaster — after a valuable giant rabbit died mysteriously on one of its planes. Three-foot Simon, destined to be the world’s biggest bunny, died in the ...

DES MOINES, Iowa -- A group of Iowa businessmen filed a lawsuit Wednesday against United Airlines over the death of Simon, a giant rabbit whose lifeless body was discovered in a kennel after a flight ...

The untimely death of the beloved British giant rabbit Simon on a United Airlines flight has caused great heartbreak across the world. And if I may share with you a pro-rabbit Beatrix Potter-ish tear ...

Uh oh, United is in trouble again. A giant rabbit which was poised to become the world's biggest has died on one of its transatlantic flights. The three-foot (90cm), 10-month continental giant rabbit, ...

LONDON (AP) – United Airlines is investigating a report that a giant rabbit died on one of its trans-Atlantic flights. Distraught breeder Annette Edwards from Worcestershire in central England told ...

LONDON (AP) — United Airlines is investigating a report that a giant rabbit died on one of its trans-Atlantic flights. Distraught breeder Annette Edwards from Worcestershire in central England told ...

We don't know who killed Simon Rabbit. But millions of "impressions" have been made, and the charge that United froze the animal to death by mistake is accepted as a fact by many. Some reporters have ...

In April, an especially large Continental Giant rabbit died aboard a United Airlines flight from London to Chicago — and now a group of Iowa businessmen plan to make United pay. Mark Oman, Steve ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- So, who killed Simon, the giant rabbit? Was United Airlines to blame? Three-foot Simon, who was bred to be the world's biggest bunny, died in the cargo section of a United 747 ...

Simon, the big bunny that died on a United Airlines flight last week, was headed to an Iowa farm, where his new owners hoped he would grow to be champion. About 3-feet long, the Continental Giant ...

The owners of a 3-foot giant rabbit that died last month following a United Airlines flight from London are demanding an independent investigation into the death and calling on the airline to change ...