Flying with Pet in Cabin
Air Canada fly Boeing 777-300ER between Heathrow and Tronoto which limits the size of a pet carrier https://www.aircanada.com/uk/en/aco/...ance/pets.html
21cm high 38cm width 43 cm long Has anyone travelled that route with a pet in cabin? What pet carrier did you use? Our pet weighs 4.5 kg |
Re: Flying with Pet in Cabin
Originally Posted by glendem4
(Post 12410629)
Air Canada fly Boeing 777-300ER between Heathrow and Tronoto which limits the size of a pet carrier https://www.aircanada.com/uk/en/aco/...ance/pets.html
21cm high 38cm width 43 cm long Has anyone travelled that route with a pet in cabin? What pet carrier did you use? Our pet weighs 4.5 kg So long as you buy a airline approved soft sided carrier you will be ok as it will reduce in size to fit under the seat in front. |
Re: Flying with Pet in Cabin
Originally Posted by glendem4
(Post 12410629)
Air Canada fly Boeing 777-300ER between Heathrow and Tronoto which limits the size of a pet carrier https://www.aircanada.com/uk/en/aco/...ance/pets.html
21cm high 38cm width 43 cm long Has anyone travelled that route with a pet in cabin? What pet carrier did you use? Our pet weighs 4.5 kg We used to fly a premium class to have extra space. Usually I was given a free seat next to me. |
Re: Flying with Pet in Cabin
Originally Posted by Thairetired2016
(Post 12461463)
It is a long flight with a carrier in what should be your leg space if you put it under the front seat.
We used to fly a premium class to have extra space. Usually I was given a free seat next to me. I not sure about being able to get a seat next to you, I think emotional support dogs get that service. |
Re: Flying with Pet in Cabin
you can fly dogs in the cabin LEAVING the UK- we did it, just over a year ago. We flew from Heathrow to St John's with our 8kg bichon in the cabin with Air Canada. The staff at check in were lovely- they even upgraded our seats (for free) so we had extra leg room for our dog! however he spent the duration on the middle seat- in his carrier of course. He had to be under the seat for take off & landing (maybe we had relaxed cabin crew). I was able to open the top & pet him (and he got a bit of my inflight meal too!)
I bought two carriers (i can dig out the details if you wish) & got away with using the slightly bigger one, which has extending sides and allowed more room while at the airport. Our flight was around 5-5.5 hrs and he was fine. I would send you a photo on this post, if i was able! |
Re: Flying with Pet in Cabin
Originally Posted by ShirleyEB
(Post 12461812)
you can fly dogs in the cabin LEAVING the UK- we did it, just over a year ago. We flew from Heathrow to St John's with our 8kg bichon in the cabin with Air Canada. The staff at check in were lovely- they even upgraded our seats (for free) so we had extra leg room for our dog! however he spent the duration on the middle seat- in his carrier of course. He had to be under the seat for take off & landing (maybe we had relaxed cabin crew). I was able to open the top & pet him (and he got a bit of my inflight meal too!)
I bought two carriers (i can dig out the details if you wish) & got away with using the slightly bigger one, which has extending sides and allowed more room while at the airport. Our flight was around 5-5.5 hrs and he was fine. I would send you a photo on this post, if i was able! |
Re: Flying with Pet in Cabin
Originally Posted by ShirleyEB
(Post 12461812)
you can fly dogs in the cabin LEAVING the UK- we did it, just over a year ago. We flew from Heathrow to St John's with our 8kg bichon in the cabin with Air Canada. The staff at check in were lovely- they even upgraded our seats (for free) so we had extra leg room for our dog! however he spent the duration on the middle seat- in his carrier of course. He had to be under the seat for take off & landing (maybe we had relaxed cabin crew). I was able to open the top & pet him (and he got a bit of my inflight meal too!)
I bought two carriers (i can dig out the details if you wish) & got away with using the slightly bigger one, which has extending sides and allowed more room while at the airport. Our flight was around 5-5.5 hrs and he was fine. I would send you a photo on this post, if i was able! Flights to or via the U.K.: Due to quarantine laws, pets are not accepted in the cabin or as checked baggage. They may, however, travel as cargo, and all bookings must be made through Air Canada CargoOpens in New Window. Air Canada was the first North American carrier to participate in the United Kingdom's Pet Travel Scheme (PETS)Opens in New WindowExternal site which may not meet accessibility guidelines. which permits pet dogs and cats to enter the U.K as cargo without the usual 6 months quarantine as long as certain conditions are met. Flights from the U.K.: Pets are accepted for travel both in the cabin and in the baggage compartment. Service animals: If you wish to travel with a service animal, please contact Air Canada Reservations and ask for the Medical Assistance Desk. |
Re: Flying with Pet in Cabin
Service dogs usually get a seat next to you, well the floor space next to you, but not necessarily. It depends on the airline, the laws of the country the flight starts in, and the size of the dog. Emotional support animals are allowed at the airlines discretion.
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Re: Flying with Pet in Cabin
and if the news is to be believed .............. be wary of United arilines.
They struck again. An airline attendant who did not understand when she was told the carrier under the seat contained a dog insisted that it be put in the overhead box. She wouldn't listen to anyone. It seems her English wasn't good The dog died ...... and Untied (deliberate spelling) Airlines is in massive damage control, once again. |
Re: Flying with Pet in Cabin
United also sent a dog to Japan instead of Kansas City and sent a dog to Kansas City that should have gone to Japan.
United also has more animals then any other US airline.
Originally Posted by scilly
(Post 12463057)
and if the news is to be believed .............. be wary of United arilines.
They struck again. An airline attendant who did not understand when she was told the carrier under the seat contained a dog insisted that it be put in the overhead box. She wouldn't listen to anyone. It seems her English wasn't good The dog died ...... and Untied (deliberate spelling) Airlines is in massive damage control, once again. |
Re: Flying with Pet in Cabin
Originally Posted by scilly
(Post 12463057)
and if the news is to be believed .............. be wary of United arilines.
They struck again. An airline attendant who did not understand when she was told the carrier under the seat contained a dog insisted that it be put in the overhead box. She wouldn't listen to anyone. It seems her English wasn't good The dog died ...... and Untied (deliberate spelling) Airlines is in massive damage control, once again. |
Re: Flying with Pet in Cabin
Devils advocate here, but the passenger could have refused to put the dog in the overhead bin and removed themselves from the plane, rather than complying with the insanity, knowing it'd cause issue.
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Re: Flying with Pet in Cabin
Originally Posted by sharkus
(Post 12463643)
Devils advocate here, but the passenger could have refused to put the dog in the overhead bin and removed themselves from the plane, rather than complying with the insanity, knowing it'd cause issue.
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Re: Flying with Pet in Cabin
Originally Posted by TheNorms
(Post 12463669)
Totally agree with you Sharkus, I just don’t understand why she didn’t put up more of a fight and refuse. Why on earth didn’t she check the poor dog throughout the flight.
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