Flying dogs to Canada
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Just booked our flights to Calgary and found that Air Transat seem to be the only airline with No weight restrictions for pets. We initially went to Air Canada because they are recommended by one of the pet carriers, however because one of our dogs weights over 32 Kilos they would only fly him as Cargo instead of excess baggage at a cost of £1,300 :scared: Air transat on the other hand have no restrictions and will fly him for £125. Thumbs up to AIR TRANSAT.
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Originally Posted by apfairhurst
Just booked our flights to Calgary and found that Air Transat seem to be the only airline with No weight restrictions for pets. We initially went to Air Canada because they are recommended by one of the pet carriers, however because one of our dogs weights over 32 Kilos they would only fly him as Cargo instead of excess baggage at a cost of £1,300 :scared: Air transat on the other hand have no restrictions and will fly him for £125. Thumbs up to AIR TRANSAT. 

At the moment we will be flying over a cat and two tortoises.
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Hi
We went with Air Transat for the same reason and just a word of warning, their planes are nowhere near as comfortable as Air Canada, the seats were small and we had little legroom. However the staff were really helpful and friendly.
It's okay though as it's only one way!!!!!!
We went with Air Transat for the same reason and just a word of warning, their planes are nowhere near as comfortable as Air Canada, the seats were small and we had little legroom. However the staff were really helpful and friendly.
It's okay though as it's only one way!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by sydney
Hi
We went with Air Transat for the same reason and just a word of warning, their planes are nowhere near as comfortable as Air Canada, the seats were small and we had little legroom. However the staff were really helpful and friendly.
It's okay though as it's only one way!!!!!!
We went with Air Transat for the same reason and just a word of warning, their planes are nowhere near as comfortable as Air Canada, the seats were small and we had little legroom. However the staff were really helpful and friendly.
It's okay though as it's only one way!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by TrishB
If you're only on it for about 8 hours, does it really matter how comfortable it is?? Small sacrifice to make to save a fortune!
As I said it doesn't really matter as it's only one way.
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Air Transat also doesn't charge for babies which is another thumbs up!
Has anyone tried Zoom though? They take pets now but I am not sure from their website if there is a weight restriction.
Has anyone tried Zoom though? They take pets now but I am not sure from their website if there is a weight restriction.
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Originally Posted by emmabean
Air Transat also doesn't charge for babies which is another thumbs up!
Has anyone tried Zoom though? They take pets now but I am not sure from their website if there is a weight restriction.
Has anyone tried Zoom though? They take pets now but I am not sure from their website if there is a weight restriction.
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Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy
Just to clear this one up Zoom STILL DO NOT TAKE PETS AS EXCESS BAGGAGE. They refer you to a third party Pet Transportation company.
Or is it only rich people that are allowed Pets.
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Originally Posted by Grah
Not your usual self Butch? your normal recommendation for Pets is to shoot them to save money.
Or is it only rich people that are allowed Pets.
Or is it only rich people that are allowed Pets.
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Originally Posted by Grah
Not your usual self Butch? your normal recommendation for Pets is to shoot them to save money.
Or is it only rich people that are allowed Pets.
Or is it only rich people that are allowed Pets.




