In the cabin
Small pets can travel under the seat in an approved carrier, with limited spaces per flight and an extra cost.
FactHow to travel with your dog or cat: carrier, minimum age, health documents, assistance animals and spaces per flight.
Small pets can travel under the seat in an approved carrier, with limited spaces per flight and an extra cost.
FactLarger ones travel in a conditioned area. Some breeds, such as short-nosed ones, have restrictions on many airlines.
Watch outPet spaces are limited and some airlines set a maximum number of animals per flight: let us know when you book your ticket.
Watch outVeterinary health certificate, up-to-date vaccines (rabies; for dogs, the multiple vaccine; for cats, the feline triple) and sometimes deworming.
Watch outIn Venezuela, an INSAI permit is usually requested to move animals; for international trips an import or export permit is added.
Watch outEach destination sets its own rules (microchip, official certificate, quarantine). For example, the European Union requires specific conditions: confirm them before buying.
Watch outMany airlines do not accept puppies under 2 to 4 months, pregnant females or animals that gave birth in the last few days.
Not allowedSedating the pet is not recommended: the effects are unpredictable with altitude changes and the aircraft's movements.
Not allowedGuide dogs and emotional support dogs have their own rules: training certificate or recent medical report, vaccines and notice when booking.
FactIt must let the animal stand, turn and lie down comfortably, have no wheels, and be soft-sided if it goes in the cabin. Get your pet used to it days in advance.
RecommendedThe information is for guidance only: the exact conditions (weight, dimensions, ages, documents and costs) are set by each airline and each destination country and may change. Confirm with TUCUAM before buying or traveling.
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