Traveling with my dog, what are the requirements for them to go in the cabin? - cabin kennel
My dog flew, but it is so small (and cheap) is on board with me, what the size, the necessary? And you can fly into the cage? I have a cage for him, but he is too great to be on board, the field is smaller.
Cabin Kennel Traveling With My Dog, What Are The Requirements For Them To Go In The Cabin?
Saturday, January 23, 2010
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The shipping box or crate car has to be large enough to roast, without touching the top and can turn over freely wide enough for the offspring Bay inside.You should also include a plate of food and water are connected. I think the shipping box or cabin must be small enough to slip under seat.I "always send pets in the cargo area, so not sure, but could call the airline and ask what are their requirements.
What?
The cage must fit under the seat in front of you. The dog must be able to get up and back in a position to comfortably inside the box. You need a health certificate signed by a veterinarian than 10 days before departure.
Please contact the airline that flies to find the information you need. This saves you time and effort.
Good Luck
Depending on the airline. Check the information on their website or call him.
I work for Midwest Airlines and pets in the cabin of travel costs $ 100 per trip. Must be in a kennel soft face, small enough to fit under the seat in front of you. Additionally, you must obtain a certificate from your veterinarian within 10 days after your departure.
I know the regulation on the certificate is pretty standard for all airlines. As rates go pet in the cabin to other airlines that $ 85 each way for the United Kingdom, $ 80 each way for North-West, $ 50 one way for Delta, etc.
As the size or type of business, please contact the airline. I know that some companies allow slots on board hard face, while others only allow the smooth side. In any case, make sure that the cottage in inches 17Lx12Wx8H in general.
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