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Taking pets as excess baggage...
I have heard that you can take your pets as excess baggage on some airlines from the UK to OZ..Has anyone done this, I have a border collie and really want to go on the same flight as her...any advice would be appreciated..
Tracey |
Re: Taking pets as excess baggage...
Shall I say it or will someone else? :rolleyes:
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Re: Taking pets as excess baggage...
Originally Posted by MartinH
(Post 5297412)
Shall I say it or will someone else? :rolleyes:
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Re: Taking pets as excess baggage...
Originally Posted by BullcreekBob
(Post 5297483)
I think some one else should
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Re: Taking pets as excess baggage...
Originally Posted by trace141
(Post 5295322)
I have heard that you can take your pets as excess baggage on some airlines from the UK to OZ..Has anyone done this, I have a border collie and really want to go on the same flight as her...any advice would be appreciated..
Tracey |
Re: Taking pets as excess baggage...
Originally Posted by tony s
(Post 5297538)
its ok as long as its classed as hand baggage and does not bark too much....:lol::lol::lol::lol:
Unfortunately you can't take animals or people as excess baggage. There's a cruelty issue which we won't discuss, but also one of transporting animals, disease and passports. Have a search for threads on here and you'll get some answers. Z |
Re: Taking pets as excess baggage...
My neighbour took her cat on a flight from the UK to Austria (not Australia :lol:) she did take it on as hand luggage but it really does depend on the airline and where you are flying to. I think the EU is ok but it is down to the airline. No long haul flight would let you do it though, quarantine issues, pet safety, animal cruelty etc.
My neighbour said her cat meowed for the whole journey, I bet the other passengers were really impressed :ohmy: You might be able to go on the same flight as your dog (of course not with the dog in the passenger area) but it'd take some effort to try and tie all your bookings up together. Our exporter said pets are on many flights but the passengers don't realise, obviously because you don't see them. Speak to a pet exporter (we used airpets) and once you've paid they can confirm which flight they've booked your dog on. But then it's probably down to luck whether you get yourselves booked on the same flight. |
Re: Taking pets as excess baggage...
Originally Posted by Stella340
(Post 5297725)
My neighbour took her cat on a flight from the UK to Austria (not Australia :lol:) she did take it on as hand luggage but it really does depend on the airline and where you are flying to. I think the EU is ok but it is down to the airline. No long haul flight would let you do it though, quarantine issues, pet safety, animal cruelty etc.
My neighbour said her cat meowed for the whole journey, I bet the other passengers were really impressed :ohmy: You might be able to go on the same flight as your dog (of course not with the dog in the passenger area) but it'd take some effort to try and tie all your bookings up together. Our exporter said pets are on many flights but the passengers don't realise, obviously because you don't see them. Speak to a pet exporter (we used airpets) and once you've paid they can confirm which flight they've booked your dog on. But then it's probably down to luck whether you get yourselves booked on the same flight. |
Re: Taking pets as excess baggage...
Originally Posted by Gonnago
(Post 5297840)
Paris hilton carries her dog in a handbag - it could work!
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Re: Taking pets as excess baggage...
Hi..
thanks for your comments...much appreciated but i have managed to speak to the Airlines direct and i can travel with her on Air New Zealand from the UK to OZ and on quantas in australia where she is classed as excess baggage.which keeps the cost down. Tracey |
Re: Taking pets as excess baggage...
you havin a laff
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Re: Taking pets as excess baggage...
Originally Posted by trace141
(Post 5297961)
Hi..
thanks for your comments...much appreciated but i have managed to speak to the Airlines direct and i can travel with her on Air New Zealand from the UK to OZ and on quantas in australia where she is classed as excess baggage.which keeps the cost down. Tracey |
Re: Taking pets as excess baggage...
Originally Posted by trace141
(Post 529796)
I have managed to speak to the Airlines direct and I can travel with her on Air New Zealand from the UK to OZ.
Gina :rofl: |
Re: Taking pets as excess baggage...
Originally Posted by trace141
(Post 5297961)
Hi..
thanks for your comments...much appreciated but i have managed to speak to the Airlines direct and i can travel with her on Air New Zealand from the UK to OZ and on quantas in australia where she is classed as excess baggage.which keeps the cost down. Tracey "Ladies and gentlemen we are now on finals for Brisbane, please stow all pets in the overhead lockers......" and can you imagine the chaos in arrivals if they really did go as excess baggage in the hold....sailing down the shute onto the conveyor belt, and Mr Smith beating up Mr Jones cos the dog has cr*pped on his suitcase :D |
Re: Taking pets as excess baggage...
Originally Posted by trace141
(Post 5297961)
Hi..
thanks for your comments...much appreciated but i have managed to speak to the Airlines direct and i can travel with her on Air New Zealand from the UK to OZ and on quantas in australia where she is classed as excess baggage.which keeps the cost down. Tracey |
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