The number of airlines offering the transport of pets on planes is growing. However, there are some requirements that you need to follow and they tend to vary between companies. Therefore, in this article we will explain how pet transport on the plane works. Understand!
When purchasing a ticket
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Previously, you should research the specific rules of each company to choose the one that best suits your interests and your pet. Usually only three animals are transported per flight, so it is important to contact the company in advance.
For the transport of animals, a fee is charged that takes into account the type of flight (domestic or international) and also the place where the animal will occupy, such as the luggage compartment or in the cabin.
On Latam, transporting a pet in the cabin on domestic flights costs BRL 200 each way and BRL 250 on flights international flights, while in the luggage compartment it is R$500 (up to 23kg) in the domestic one and U$150 (up to 23kg) in the International.
On the other hand, on GOL, transportation in the cabin on domestic flights costs R$250 per flight and R$600 on international flights. On the other hand, in the baggage compartment of domestic flights it totals R$850 per flight and R$1,100 on an international flight.
Transport box
It is only possible to transport the pet inside a “kennel” transport box, you can find them in pet shops or markets.
Each company determines a specific measurement for this box and you should compare dimensions in the store to avoid future problems.
It must be comfortable and airy, as your pet will spend the entire trip inside it.
How pet transport on the plane works: be up to date with vaccinations
You should also pay attention to your pet's documentation and make sure it is within the allowed time frame. So, make sure your pet's vaccination card is up to date and don't wait to vaccinate it too close to the trip.
In addition to being up to date on vaccinations, it is necessary to present a specific health certificate that proves the animal's aptitude to carry out the trip, a veterinarian must issue this document.
For international flights, it may be necessary to present the International Zoosanitary Certificate (CVI) issued by the International Surveillance of the Ministry of Agriculture (MAPA).
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