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I took my dog to Barcelona to get an EU pet passport: Here's what I learned

In 2023, my dog Poppy flew United Airlines 37 times, vacationed in Aruba and Mexico , and, most exciting of all, got her European Union pet passport in Barcelona.

Poppy, who is trained to assist me with a psychiatric disability, flies free as my service animal . However, we were spending a small fortune each year on international health certificates (around $300 per certificate) required each time an American dog enters any country other than Mexico and Canada.

Having an EU pet passport eliminates this step and allows Poppy to travel freely to EU countries — as well as Switzerland, Norway and much of the Balkans — for the next three years. This is a great cost-cutting measure for travelers who frequently visit Europe with a pet.

Getting an EU passport for Poppy in Spain was much easier than I expected. As I learned, Barcelona is the perfect destination to go through the process.

Pups are everywhere in this city, and it's hard to walk for more than a minute without your doggo sharing sniffs with another canine. There are also fantastic dog-friendly hotels , restaurants, Europe's only dog water park, beaches and even some attractions you can visit with your fur child.

Here's everything you need to know about the EU pet passport process. Note this article pertains to American dogs traveling to and from the EU. Every country has different entry requirements. So, if your dog doesn't live in the U.S., you'll need to check with your home country about the requirements if you plan to travel back and forth.

What is an EU pet passport?

An EU Pet Passport is a document issued by an official veterinarian in a country within the EU that contains health information related to a specific pet. It cannot be obtained in the U.S. The passport is a blue booklet that resembles a human EU passport and even has space for a photo of your pup (though this is not mandatory).

What is mandatory is that your dog be revaccinated for rabies by the EU veterinarian that issues the passport. So, you must take your dog to Europe to get vaccinated. The trickiest part of this process is that your dog must be vaccinated against rabies twice if you are traveling to Europe and not moving there. This is because to return to the U.S., you will need a valid rabies certificate issued by an accredited American veterinarian. Think of it this way: A rabies vaccine basically serves as your pup's passport, so they will be dual citizens.

"Luckily, there are no proven negative effects of double vaccinating a dog against rabies, so long as the vaccines are not given within a few months of each other," Poppy's veterinarian, Dr. Bethany Yurek, who practices in Colorado, told me. Poppy's vaccines are spread out 1.5 years apart, which resulted from lucky timing, but if the vaccines are given about six months apart, you should be good to go.

Of course, it is always best to consult your veterinarian before deciding to revaccinate before expiration. You will also want to request three-year rabies vaccines.

Why get an EU pet passport?

If you plan to travel to Europe multiple times over three years (the length of the longest rabies vaccine), an EU pet passport will save you thousands of dollars and a lot of time.

Without one, you will have to take your dog to its veterinarian to get an EU international health certificate issued and then endorsed by a vet at the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The entire process must be done within 10 days of entering the EU, and it'll cost around $300.

You can use your health certificate to enter multiple EU countries for up to three months on a single visit, but you cannot use the health certificate for a second visit later. So, even though I got a health certificate when I took Poppy to Italy previously, it was not valid for this trip to Spain.

Obtaining an EU pet passport (besides being adorable looking) allows you to travel back and forth to EU countries, Switzerland, Norway and much of the Balkans without any other paperwork for as long as the EU-issued rabies vaccine is valid.

To maintain your dog's EU passport, you must schedule their next rabies vaccine in Europe before it expires.

Can dogs living outside the EU get the pet passport?

Yes. "The purpose of the EU Pet Passport is to simplify travel between EU Member States, but the EU has also allowed it to be used for pets returning to the EU from other countries as long as it is a non-commercial movement," according to the USDA. Noncommercial movement means you are not importing more than five animals to sell them. The passport is designed for pets only.

What is the process for getting an EU pet passport?

Getting an EU pet passport was a lot easier than I expected. I used TomVets in Barcelona; I found the company by quickly searching Google for vets with good reviews issuing EU pet passports to visitors. I reached out via WhatsApp and received a response in English within a day.

Dr. Tommaso Piermarini makes home vet visits. He came directly to the Majestic Hotel & Spa , where we were staying, to administer the rabies vaccine and issue the passport. It was so convenient that it immediately brought my stress levels down. I filled out some quick paperwork online before the visit, and that was it.

On the appointment day, Dr. Tommaso showed up promptly and spoke fluent English. We went to my room, and the process took less than 30 minutes. When he left, Poppy had a shiny new passport. The cost was also very reasonable at 155 euros ($167).

Barcelona is ideal for a Spanish citizenship vacation

Besides the ease of getting the EU pet passport here with a mobile veterinary service like TomVets, Barcelona is a fantastic doggy vacation destination. In addition to its Mediterranean climate, great food and beautiful beaches, the city welcomes pups with exuberance.

I stayed at the Majestic Hotel & Spa , an elegant neoclassical property on the city's famous shopping street, Passeig de Gracia, in the trendy Eixample neighborhood. Welcoming guests since 1918, it's the city's most famed luxury hotel.

The Majestic welcomes small canine guests with its Very Important Pet package ; the package includes a personalized welcome card, toys, treats, bottled water, a comfortable bed, food and water bowls to use during your stay. Dogs must weigh about 20 pounds or less — the same size pup that can travel as a pet in airplane cabins.

The hotel has various accommodation options, but in honor of Poppy's Spanish citizenship milestone, we stayed in one of the Majestic Suites. The massive room featured multiple balconies offering jaw-dropping, panoramic city views; a separate bedroom and living space; a giant walk-in closet; and a marble bathroom.

Don't skip sunset drinks and a bite to eat at the Majestic's rooftop terrace bar — where you can, of course, bring your pup. The 360-degree views of the city serve as the perfect backdrop for a photo sesh with your best friend. The sunsets seem to go on forever with an everchanging display of vibrant colors.

The hotel also has a fantastic spa, and I got rid of my jet lag with a luxe two-hour body and facial treatment.

Dog-friendly attractions and restaurants

Across the street from the Majestic is Casa Batllo . Considered one of Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi's greatest masterpieces, it was created in the early 1900s for a wealthy family. Nowadays, it is an immersive architectural museum experience and one of the few attractions of its kind that welcomes dogs. Poppy swapped tea with more than one canine visitor while I got lost in its trippy light shows, shimmering tile facade, undulating curves and other swirling shapes. If you visit during summer, Casa Batllo often has live music and drinks on its roof terrace.

The Majestic's central location makes it easy to access some of Barcelona's best neighborhoods for walking. The Gothic Quarter and the Born are within a 30-minute walk of the hotel. Most shops in Barcelona allow dogs, and many restaurants also welcome pets on their patios. Some places — like La Carioca , which serves Brazilian-inspired food and drinks — even include pups inside.

Related: 10 best dog-friendly destinations to explore this summer

Barcelona is also home to Europe's first water park for dogs. AquaPark Canino is a must for pups who like to swim. The park, open from June through September, has two large swimming pools, a dune area for rolling, gardens for frisbee or ball-catching sessions, and even a restaurant where you and your pup can dine.

In winter, you can walk your dog along Barcelona's beachfront and miles of gold sand. However, in summer, you'll need to stick to Llevant Beach, Playa de Les Salines and Cala Vallcarca, which are dog-friendly.

The city also has several dog-friendly parks and gardens, including most parts of Park Guell , another Gaudi-designed masterpiece. Parc de la Ciutadella, Parc del Clot, Parc de la Barceloneta and Joan Miro Park also welcome woofers.

Finally, if your pup likes to shop, you must head to Barcelona Dogs in the Born. The shop carries one-of-a-kind designer collars and matching leashes as well as harnesses and coats for dogs and cats. Poppy chose a beautiful pink suede collar adorned with filigree crystals to celebrate her Spanish citizenship.

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Ultimate Guide: Bringing Your Dog to Europe from US in 2024

• August 3, 2023
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You can bring your dog to Europe from the US in 2024. It’s easier in 2024 than before but it still requires careful preparation and adherence to each European country’s specific regulations . Generally, you will need a valid pet microchip for identification, up-to-date vaccinations (including rabies), and a pet health certificate from a veterinarian. Some countries may also impose quarantine periods or have breed-specific restrictions but that is very rare. 

Additionally, you must check with your chosen airline for their pet travel policies and fees. By meeting all the necessary requirements, you can ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey for both you and your furry companion.

Disclaimer: All views and opinions expressed in this blog article are our own and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of any entities they represent.

How to Bring Your Dog to Europe From US

Step 1: you must decide where you want to go (which european country) and when.

The first thing is deciding where to go and when. This, we believe, is the first step because it determines the rest of how you plan and go about obtaining the required documents.

If you decide to go to Europe during the off-season (November – March), then plane tickets and accommodations will be much more affordable than during high season (late May – August). Shoulder season (April – mid June; late September – October) would be a great in-between option in terms of prices and crowds.

As a general rule of thumb, you should give yourself at least 3 months of planning before you leave for Europe with your dog.

Once you choose the country you plan on going to and when, then you can move onto the next step…

Step 2: Book a vet appointment as soon as possible

First, it is mandatory that your pet is microchipped and has their up to date vaccinations in order to travel to Europe. Please double check with your vet about this before booking any appointments. Note that previous vaccinations won’t be valid if given before the microchip.

After ensuring your pet is microchipped and has the necessary vaccines you will need to book an appointment with an accredited vet who can issue you an USDA-endorsed pet health certificate . Not all vets are able to do this. We recommend calling your vet’s office first and confirming before booking an appointment. You can also search this database as well to find an accredited vet.

Below is a script you can use when calling the vet:

“Hello, I plan on traveling to [European Country] on [Date you plan on traveling]   and need a pet health certificate done for my pet. Does your office have any vets that are accredited and able to issue this for me?”

To clarify, an USDA-endorsed   pet health certificate is a document that is given to you and your pet from a vet, after the vet has deemed your pet healthy enough for travel. You will need the hard copy of this form, embossed and signed by the USDA endorsement office when you fly. Meaning this document can not be shown electronically through your phone or computer. When you are checking into your flight, the airline will required the hard copy of this document. You may also need to show this document upon arrival at your designated country as well.

It is also important to note that if you do not have an European Union pet passport for your dog or pet then you will need to visit the vet and get your pet health certificate done within 10 days of your departure date (your flight date). 

More Information About the USDA-Endorsed Pet Health Certificate

To meet your designated country’s requirements for an USDA-endorsed pet health certificate you must obtain this from an accredited veterinarian. They will assist in completing, signing, and dating the necessary certificate. Your veterinarian can then submit the certificate directly to the USDA Endorsement Office through the Veterinary Export Health Certification System (VEHCS) or provide you with the paperwork for you to submit to the office yourself. The USDA Endorsement office will then emboss and sign the hard copy and send it back directly to you so you can bring it to the airport. Please note that you will have to pay for shipping.

Step 3: Book your flight and check airline requirements

Next is making sure you book flights for you and your pet! This step can be done simultaneously with Step 2; however we find that if you get your vet appointment date booked and figure out all that business with the USDA-endorsed pet health certificate then booking your flight becomes more seamless. 

We are based in California so flying into a major European city such as Paris, Milan, etc would be the most efficient because they tend to have direct flights. We flew French Bee and loved it! Very straight to the point, cost efficient and we have not experience any delays or cancellations with them.

We listed below the airlines you can bring your dog and fly in cabin with them to Europe from US in 2023. You can click on the links to each airline to be taken directly to their pet policy page.

• Aegean Airlines
• TAP Air Portugal (We do not recommend flying with them. We experienced a lot of issues with this airline.)
• United Airlines

It is also important to note that you will need to buy a soft carrier for your pet if you plan on traveling in cabin with them. We rated the top 5 best dog carriers for 2023 here if you want to check that out!

We recommend you review your airline’s pet policy in detail and understand the following:

• their maximum weight allotment (usually has to be under 17-22 pounds, including the carrier)
• their maximum carrier size & carrier requirements
• the cost to fly your pet in cabin with you
• if there are any additional paperwork needed to check your dog into the flight

Step 4: Ensure your pet and you are ready for travel

Lastly, once everything is squared away you can relax! Well, sort of. We recommend you train your pet for airline travel. Getting your pet used to the carrier, making sure they relieve themselves before the flight, and watching their food and water intake are all things you must do to ensure a smooth journey.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How can i take my dog to europe from the us without flying.

In 2023, flying to Europe from the US is one of the fastest ways to travel with your pet. However, there are other options if you prefer not to fly.

Ferry travel with pets is available on many large ships in US and Europe. You can sail for several hours or even days, with accommodations for both you and your pet. The ferries make stops in various countries during the journey.

You also have the option to charter a private yacht as well — but we believe this to be unnecessary and extremely pricey.

Can you bring a dog on a plane to Europe from US?

Yes! You can bring a dog on a plane to Europe. We’ve listed the airlines that allow in cabin pets to fly with their owners above. However, you must meet all the requirements and have the appropriate paperwork in order to do so.

An accredited vet needs to sign the form, and then the USDA endorsement office must endorse it within 48 hours before your pet arrives in Europe. The hard copy of the form must be on hand while traveling. If your pet is just passing through the EU, you don’t need to follow this rule.

Can dogs fly in the cabin from US to Europe?

Yes! In 2023 there are plenty of options if you want to bring your dog to Europe from the US via airplane. When flying to Europe from the USA with your dog, it’s best to choose European flag-carrier airlines as they are more likely to allow pets in the cabin with you. We’ve listed the 2023 airlines that allow pets in cabin above!

How much does it cost to fly a dog internationally?

It really all depends on when you’re traveling and where you’re traveling to. However, bringing your dog on a flight in the cabin usually costs around $125 to $250. Whereas transporting them in the cargo hold can usually be well over $1,000. For international pet shipping, licensed companies usually charge between $1,000 and $6,000. We’ve heard some destinations you have to pay upwards of $10,000 to transport your pet.

How hard is it to bring a dog to Europe?

We would say it’s not hard but it takes work. Before bringing your dog, cat, or ferret to any European Union country, your pet needs to have a microchip. Note that previous vaccinations won’t be valid if given before the microchip. Even if your pet’s rabies vaccination is still valid, it must be re-vaccinated for rabies after getting the microchip. Please also double check with the official USA website  here  as well as the EU official website  here  for up to date regulations, updates and changes.

Do dogs need a passport to fly internationally to Europe?

You do not need an EU pet passport for your dog unless you are traveling in Europe with your dog for more than 90 days. However, the European Union EU dog pet passport makes it easier for your dog to travel across Europe.

How much does it cost to travel with a dog in Europe?

It depends! If you are flying into Europe with your dog from the US then it can usually cost $100-250 extra.

However, if you’re traveling around Europe when you are already in Europe then the price can be much cheaper. Sites like Omio are pet friendly and offers affordable prices for pet friendly train rides. Dogs even get to ride for free on most trains (if your pet is in a pet carrier).

Also, if you have an European Union pet passport this allows your dog, cat, or ferret to travel effortlessly within the EU and even to non-EU countries (like UK, Switzerland, Iceland, etc). We highly recommend getting a European Union pet passport for your pet!

What is the weight limit for dogs to fly in cabin?

This will vary across different airlines. So make sure you double check with each airline’s pet policy. We link each airline and their pet policy above to make it easier for you to check! 

Generally, however, we have found the weight limit for dogs/pets in the cabin to be 17-22 pounds or less. This includes the carrier’s and your pet’s weight.

Do dogs have to quarantine in Europe?

Good news! Pets traveling between Europe and the US do not need to go through quarantine, so you can bring your pet to your hotel or destination right when you land. The rules are simple: ensure your pet has a rabies vaccine, a microchip, and a health certificate from a USDA vet. That’s all you need to worry about!

We hope you found this article helpful! 

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Any arliner that permits my dog coffee in cabin even if weight in at 22kg ?, i am willing to purchase additional seat to travel to stockholm, sweden , since traveling in the cargo area seems like a big misstake.

i am travelin from Nuevo Laredo and if easier i take him over to laredo Texas, help would be appreciated ..

For dogs that weigh 22kg, we believe that is over the weight limit to fly in cabin for most airlines. You may have to consider flying your dog in the cargo/hold or through private/semi private airlines.

Great article, but I do have a question about American Airlines. When I checked on their website, it said no pets in cabins on international flights from US to Europe/UK. Can you clarify if I misread something?

Hello Carly! It seem that American airlines has updated their policy and will not allow pets in cabins for any US to Europe flights anymore. We are working to update our page to meet 2024 changes, thanks!

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Air Europa Pet in Cabin Policy: Requirements, Fees and Restrictions for Traveling with Your Pet

A comprehensive guide to flying with your pet on air europa.

If you’re hoping to bring Fluffy or Fido along on your next trip to Europe on Air Europa, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, I will answer all of your questions about pet policies, requirements, fees, and tips to help make the journey as smooth as possible for you and your furry friend. By the end, you’ll feel prepared and informed about what to expect.

What Pets Are Allowed?

Air Europa allows both cats and dogs to fly in the cabin as long as they meet certain size and health requirements. Other common pets like birds, rabbits, reptiles or rodents must travel in the cargo hold as Air Europa does not permit them in the passenger cabin for safety and logistical reasons.

What Are the Size Requirements?

For pets traveling in-cabin, the size limits are as follows:

• Dogs must be able to sit or lay down in a carrier that fits under the seat in front of you. Most airlines specify a maximum size of around 18 inches tall, 16 inches wide and 8 inches deep.
• Cats must be able to be comfortably contained in a flexible soft-sided carrier.

Make sure to measure your pet’s carrier beforehand to ensure it falls within the size policy. Oversized carriers cannot be accommodated in the cabin.

What Health Records Are Needed?

All pets flying with Air Europa, whether in the cabin or cargo hold, must have a valid health certificate. This certificate must be issued by a licensed veterinarian within 10 days of your travel dates and include:

• Pet’s microchip or tattoo identification number
• A signed statement that your pet has received all required vaccines
• A rabies vaccination certificate that shows a booster within the past 12 months for dogs or 24 months for cats

You will need to submit the original signed health certificate at check-in, so be sure not to misplace this important document!

What Are the Advance Booking Requirements?

To bring a pet with you on Air Europa, you’ll need to reserve a “Pet in Cabin” spot at least 48 hours prior to your scheduled departure. This is due to the advance coordination required between Air Europa and animal relief areas at airports. It also allows time for any necessary schedule changes if your pet cannot be accommodated on a specific flight due to space limitations.

Because pet space is limited, reservations are handled on a first-come, first-served basis. So the earlier you book, the better chance your pet will have a confirmed spot. You’ll receive an email confirmation once the pet reservation is made.

A “ Pet in Cargo ” booking requires at least 7 days advanced notice if traveling internationally due to import/export regulations varying by country.

How Much Will It Cost?

While pets are wonderful travel companions, their transport does require additional fees:

• A non-refundable seat reservation fee of $125 per pet per one-way flight for animals traveling in-cabin.
• A per-piece baggage fee starting around $200 applies for each pet checked in the cargo hold.

In some cases, an excess baggage rate may apply if your pet and carrier exceed the standard baggage allowance. You’ll also need to pay any applicable taxes which can add $25-50 more depending on your itinerary.

What Should I Bring?

To keep your pet safe, secure and as stress-free as possible during air travel, pack these essential items:

• Properly-sized carrier or crate that is IATA-compliant and has good ventilation
• Leak-proof litter box, paper towels, bags, and litter for cats
• Water and snacks if flying longer than 4 hours
• Copy of health/vaccine records and rabies certificate
• Familiar toys, blankets or bedding for comfort
• Collar, leash and ID tags
• Any necessary medications

I also suggest bringing cleaning supplies in case of an accident and spare plastic bags in your carry-on to dispose of waste mid-flight. Proper preparation goes a long way towards a smooth trip.

Any Other Tips?

Here are a few more pointers based on my own flying experiences with pets:

• Arrive at least 2 hours early for check-in to allow extra processing time.
• Consider sedation or calming aids for very anxious pets.
• Bring recent photos in case your pet gets lost during transit.
• Don’t give food within a few hours of departure but do offer water.
• Let cabin crew know if you need assistance or have any concerns in-flight.
• Check on animal import paperwork for destination country in advance.

I hope this comprehensive guide has addressed all of your questions! Safe travels to you and your furry companion. With proper planning and preparation using the tips above, your Air Europa pet-friendly flight should go smoothly.

Please let me know if any part of the process remains unclear. I’d be happy to provide more details or clarification based on my own experiences flying with dogs domestically and internationally over the past decade.

Air Europa Pet in Cabin Policy

Can i bring my pet on air europa, what are the requirements for pets in the cabin.

To bring your pet in the cabin, it must be in an IATA-compliant pet carrier that fits completely under the seat in front of you. The size limit is usually around 16x10x8 inches. Your pet also can’t weigh over 20 pounds. They’ll need valid vaccinations and potentially a health certificate too depending on where you’re going.

Is there an extra fee for cabin pets?

What animals aren’t allowed in the cabin, how do i prepare my pet for travel, can i request a pet-friendly seat, what if my pet acts up on the flight, is it safe to transport pets as cargo.

While cabin transport is ideal when possible due to stress and temperature control factors, shipping pets as manifest cargo is still considered safe by airlines according to their records. However, non-stop routes apparently have slightly better outcomes than multi-leg journeys with more potential for mishaps. Of course, regulations aim to prevent injuries but incidents remain an exceptionally low risk. Personally I’d still worry though – who wouldn’t about their furry friend’s safety?

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Book your journey with us by filling out our quotation form and arrange for one of our CRB vetted drivers to meet you and your pet. 

After scheduling a pet transfer, one of our specialist drivers will pick you and your pet up from a previously agreed location.

Our professional drivers will make sure that both you and your pet arrive at your final destination safely. 

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No, we are a pet taxi service and can take you and your pets through Eurotunnel to your detination, in the UK or Europe and major European airports.

We can transport your pet all over the UK, Europe and if needed international pet transport is available. Get in touch if you have a specific destination and we will be happy to give you a bespoke quote for your pet travel.

We will collect your pet from your chosen location, which can be agreed upon through our pet travel booking process. 

To bring a dog into the UK it must have been microchipped and this must be done prior to necessary inoculations/vaccinations*

All dogs must have had a rabies injection at least 21 days prior to travel, they must also be wormed.  Once the animal has been given the worming medication (which must be done at a vets with a stamp on your pet passport that shows both the date AND time of medication given), you must then wait 24 hours before the animal can travel.  

The animal can then only enter the UK within 120 hours of the medication being given.

For European travel,  a valid pet passport with evidence of medication is needed – just like humans need visas or passports when travelling internationally. However, if an animal will be entering the UK from outside Europe then they’ll have additional requirements: proof of age (in some cases) and vaccinations; again similar to what human travellers would encounter during international flights.

*We would always recommend checking with DEFRA for all up to date pet travel regulations. 

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We specialise in meeting our clients at any European airport, as our drivers have a lot of experience in travelling abroad. Just let us know your particular train station or airport.

Yes, our vehicles can accommodate more than one pet, please contact us to discuss your individual requirements.

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My Top 21 List of The Best Airlines To Fly To Europe With Dogs, Cats & Other Animal Fur or Feathered Friends

Friends, this is the list you’ve been waiting on. It’s taken me all day to assemble my top 21 list of the best airlines to fly to Europe with dogs or your other fur, feather, rodent, or reptile friends. No matter what kind of animal lover you are, this list of transatlantic airlines is complete with pricing, links to each airline’s policies and procedures.

There are two sections in the blog post below. First, the North American to Europe airlines that I have personally flown on with Bentley. Then below the first section, you’ll see other airlines that you can consider to fly your pets from the US, Canada, South America, and other smaller destinations to Europe.

Whether you’re a dog, cat, bird, iguana, peacock, pig, or anything else doesn’t matter to me, but it might matter to the airline.

Here is the list of the best airlines to fly to Europe with dogs and Bentley is the proof:

1. American Airlines Flies Pets In Cabin or Cargo To Europe | #1 Best Airlines To Fly Pets To Europe

My favorite and most pet-friendly airlines, American Airlines, provides the best service, and I’ve never had an issue with Bentley flying with me. His passport information and records are attached to my frequent flier. For shorter flights, pets are invited to fly in the cabin with their owners. They must be kept in a small carrier under the seat for some entire flight.

Please note that American airlines do not allow checked pets through travel through desert climates during various times of the year.  Click to read American Airlines’ most recent 2020 rules and regulations for flying with pets, dogs, or cats. 

• Price: $125 – $200
• Animals: Cats, dogs, service animals

2. JetBlue, The Only Airline To Offer Pets Travel Rewards & Perks

JetBlue is the only airline that offers furry passengers pet perks travel rewards programs! The JetPaws program provides pet-parent travelers with a carrier bag, a list of tips for managing your pet while traveling, and 300 TrueBlue points.

• The pet fee is $125 each way and can be added in the Extras section during booking.
• Only one pet per customer is allowed.
• A limited number of pets are allowed on each flight, so it’s best to book early.
• We know you much you love to spoil your pet, but they’re not allowed in Mint.
• Pets are NOT accepted on interline/codeshare bookings, regardless of booking source (jetblue.com, travel agency, partner airline’s website, etc.).
• Pets are not allowed on flights to Jamaica, Barbados, St Lucia, the Cayman Islands, or Trinidad & Tobago. We use JetBlue when flying from New York to the Dominican Republic.
• TrueBlue members earn 300 extra points per segment for adding a pet to their booking.

Click here to read the Jet Blue 2020 Pet Travel Rules skinny  & ensure your pet travels in luxurious ease. 

3. Alitalia, Best Airlines To Travel To Europe or Italy With Pets

Bentley loves Alitalia for our Italian trips. Depending on your pet’s size and breed, it determines if they can fly in the cabin or cargo. Either way, Alitalia is easy to book pet travel, and they are friendly on check-in. To ensure your pet is comfortable, I love that they check your pet’s travel carrier to ensure that you’ve given them a blanket to sleep on. Alitalia even prepared a video for your information – click below to watch it:

• Price: $200 each way to North America or 40 Euros on Domestic trips – the price schedule depends on the pet’s type and weight – click here to view.   
• Animals: Cats, dogs, ferrets, birds, service animals

Read all of the Alitalia airline’s most recent 2020 rules and prices – click here.

4. Delta, Be Careful When Traveling With Animals When In Partnership With Other Airlines

Flying both people and pets to over 60 countries worldwide, Delta is a popular choice for most Americans flying abroad. They even allow household birds on domestic flights. The rules are roughly the same with larger pets that must fly cargo, and smaller pets can fly in a Delta black pet carrier or any other carrier of your choice. Boyd and I prefer the Delta one because they are cheap and inconspicuous, meaning everyone will not stop to ask your dog’s breed or name.

CAUTION WHEN YOUR DELTA ITINERARY PARTNERS WITH ANOTHER AIRLINE WHEN FLYING DELTA WITH PETS 

Must Read My Traveling With Pets Delta Horror Story: I loved flying Delta when I lived north of Atlanta. As a matter of fact, on my recent European flight, I even went back to Atlanta to take Delta to Glasgow, Scotland. Little did I realize that being rerouted on Virgin Airlines would be “my forever virgin traveling with pets through Scotland nightmare.” If you haven’t already – watch my vlog or read the blog about how Scottish airport authorities wanted to take my little pink poodle named Bentley indefinitely.

Prices for pet travel varies with Delta. Hopefully, they will make some changes to this and their new considerations to follow suit with airlines like Southwest Airlines, eliminating most baggage fees. Currently, the cost to fly with your pet on Delta depends on your destination and ranges from $75 to $200, with Brazil being a $75 charge while flights in America remain a steep $125 each way!  Read more about flying with dogs or other animals and the  Delta Airlines flying with pets policy – click here. 

• Price: $75-200 each way
• Animals: Cats, dogs, service animals, household birds domestically

5. Air France, Best Airlines When Traveling With Pets To Europe

Being in partnership with Delta makes Air France another natural choice when we fly anywhere in Europe. I highly encourage any of you flying from North America to Europe to pass through Charles De Gaulle International Airport or an Italian airport vs. any other European airport I’ve visited. Air France onboard cats and dogs for both international and domestic destinations. If Paris or any other European vacation is on your Must See Bucket List, this airline can help.

Fly your pets on Air France range from €30 to €200. The cost depends on your type and sized pet and along with your final destination. Click here to read the Air France Pet Policy and all of the booking and flight details when flying with animals on Air France. 

• Snub-nosed dogs and cats, such as Boxers, Pekingese, Shih Tzus, and Persian or Burmese cats, are permitted for transport by freight on flights provided by Air France.
• From 15 July 2019: Because they have a hard time breathing in flight, Pug, Bulldog, and Boston Terrier snub-nosed dog breeds are no longer permitted for transport by freight.
• Price: €30 and up
• Animals: Cats, dogs (see notes on dog types above), service animals.

6. Lufthansa Airlines, Most Economical For Best Airlines To Travel To Europe With Pets

Flying with Lufthansa Airlines with Bentley was easy. Lufthansa will even allow two pets in the same in-cabin carrier as long as they fit comfortably. The best part is. They don’t try to price gouge with additional fees. The prices start at €55, making their prices one of the most affordable ways to travel with animals from North America to hundreds of destinations worldwide.

Lufthansa Airlines flying and traveling with pets policy has a restriction on flight itineraries with multiple airlines. Click here to read the full Lufthansa Airlines policy and pay close attention to the section that reads:

“ All the regulations mentioned here apply exclusively to flights operated by Lufthansa. On code-share flights, please make sure that you check the airline’s regulations operating the flight concerned. If you are traveling with several airlines, please ensure you have confirmation from all the airlines concerned that they will transport your pet.” 

• Price: €55 and up
• Animals: Cats, dogs, rabbits, hares, service animals.

7. British Airways, Cost Totally Dependant On Your Pets Weight, Yet Most Expensive

British Airways has a reasonable policy that I wish they and other airlines would adopt to ticket all airline passengers. British Airways flying with animals cost depends on your pet’s weight after the base cost, which is a steep $196!!!

To travel in the cabin, your cat or dog must be under 13.2 pounds. Larger pets must fly in cargo. Please read my Tips For Flying Pets To Europe post for the skinny on the best and safest way to ensure your pet is not quarantined like my traveling poodle Bentley was. Please, folks, mind the gap – pay attention! Your pets need you as much as you need them!

At the moment here is the British Airlines statement regarding ESA Animals (Emotional Support Animals):

Emotional Support Dog Statement on British Airways Travel Site

Emotional dogs can only be accepted in the cabin on direct flights to or from the United States of America. If your journey is not to or from the USA or includes a connection onto a non-USA trip, your emotional support dog will need to travel in the hold.

You need to  contact us  at least 14 days before your flight, as we need additional information to ensure your emotional support dog can travel safely in the cabin.

You must also contact the UK Animal Reception Centre at least 72 hours before the scheduled departure of your flight to the UK to check your dog meets Pet Travel Scheme requirements. They will issue a pre-approval letter for UK entry that must be presented at check-in, along with your approval from us, for you and your dog to board your flight to the UK. 

As I’ve stated many times before, my solution is Fly through Paris or Italy to the UK. Double-check each airline. Make sure you get everything in writing. Review my flying from America to the UK Checklist before you take off.

For the complete British Airways Traveling With Pet Policy – click here. 

• Price: $196 in cabin and cargo
• Animals: Cats, dogs, service animals.

8. Air Europa, Travel With Your Aquarium Turtles, Guinea Pig, Hamster or Rabbit

In addition to the out of control kids treating the aircraft seats like a jungle gym, you could also be sitting next to a rodent on Air Europa. Recently, Bentley and I flew from Madrid, Spain, back to Miami on an Air Europa flight filled with kids who seemed to have NO parent supervision. Even the flight attendants were annoyed and embarrassed to other passengers as they tried to herd the kids like little sheep back to their seats.

With a flight full, the kids continue running around on the aircraft as though it was a racetrack or playground for nine hours! The flight attendant stated she would take traveling with pets any day of the week. From dogs, cats, birds (except birds of prey), fish, aquarium turtles, and some rodents (hamsters, guinea pigs, or small rabbits), Air Europa was super easy and pet-friendly.. Keep in mind that you could be travel with herds of out of control kids in addition to the rodents allowed aboard.

Can I repeat it? Be mindful that this airline seems to transport lots of families from Europe to America. Many of those families seriously let their kids run wild. I think even Bentley wanted to growl at the rambunctious kids, but he didn’t. He just circled in his rare pet carrier. I got no sleep nor work done on a nine-hour flight. That, too, is rare.

If you’re traveling with pets to Europe – click here to read Air Europa’s pet travel policy. 

• From 01 November 2019,  for long-haul flights , only dogs and cats will be allowed to be transported, except in the business cabin, where it is not permitted to transport animals of any kind.
• It is 2, provided that they are of a similar size, and none exceeds 14 kg. Must be accustomed to being together.
• It is three if they are from the same litter and no older than six months old.
• Price: $25-165

Airlines That I Have Not Flown With My Dog, Bentley, The Pink Travel Poodle

To provide both you with a complete list of airlines that useful to fly animals with ease, some of the other airlines I’ve read about:

9. Air Canada, Canada’s Largest Airlines For Traveling With Pets

Although I have not personally flown on Air Canada with Bentley, their websites appear to b extremely pet-friendly, although you are limited in ticket holders and age. You can’t fly on Air Canada with your pet in their Premium Economy cabin (aka the cheapest airline ticket). Your unaccompanied minor cannot take his/her pet to visit grandma or dad. If you need a medical device that requires under-seat storage, your service animal may not accompany you. As usual, if you’re in a bulkhead row seat, ask to be reassigned; otherwise, your fur baby will need to leave at home.

Click here to read Air Canda’s traveling with animals policy here.

• Are an unaccompanied minor
• Are seated in an exit or  bulkhead  row
• Require the use of a medical device that needs to be stowed underneath the seat
• Are traveling in our Premium Economy cabin
• Your pet  cannot   travel with you in the cabin if you:
• Price: $50 and up
• Animals: Cats, dogs, service dog

10. Air India, Get Your Pets Vaccinated For US Standards Before Traveling To India

Get your pets USDA and India paper documents and valid vaccinations; they’re welcome to fly on Air India flights.  Here is the link on how to export pets to and from India.  There are some restrictions, and the pet cannot be considered carry-on luggage. An additional fee must be paid to fly with a pet, and prices vary depending on which country you’re flying to.

I have not had the pleasure of flying Air India or going to India yet, so I’ll leave you with the Air India Airlines pet travel policies and guidelines to ensure your pet is safe. FYI: I take Bentley many places, but I’m not sure India will be one of them. From what I hear, the smells may wear his sniffer out.

• Price: Varies
• Animals: Cats, dogs, birds, service animals

11. Swiss International Airlines, Take Your Pet With You On Any Route

The only airline that claims, “you can take your pet with you on any route.” In Swiss International approved pet carriers, passengers can travel with up to two pets that don’t appear dangerous or threatening. In addition to dogs, cats, birds, iguanas, and reptiles, Swiss International allows hares and rabbits to travel too! Just don’t assume you won’t pull your hare (I mean hair) out! Haha.

 Bring on Roger Rabbit and your new puppy! Just be sure to r ead Swiss International Airlines’ pet travel policy – click here. 

• Price: $60 and up
• Animals: Cats, dogs, hares, rabbits, service dogs

12. KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Takes Pet Treatment & Transportation Seriously

KLM is in partnership with Air France, which is also in partnership with Delta Airlines. Known for transporting zoo animals and delicate fish, I hope KLM is an affordable solution for my tour of the Dutch Netherlands.

Seeing the fields of tulips in Holland and all over the Dutchlands is on my bucket list. I do envision taking KLM to Holland for that bucket list trip. I think Bentley’s little nose will take in the aroma much like he does when in Scotland. KLM offers a range of travel options to accommodate pets. KLM suggests starting the booking for you and your pet with a phone call. Traditionally, depending on their size, both cats and dogs are welcome to fly in the cabin and cargo.

• Cargo: Yes – Pets larger than 18 pounds are typically considered cargo.

13. Frontier Airlines, Critters Are Part of The Family | Best Airlines To Travel To Europe With Pets

While it’s weird that I often see Frontier Airlines pop in when shopping for flights here on my cheapest site for airline tickets. 

I have never really considered Frontier a front runner on traveling with my dog on international flights. I mean, they claim dogs and cats are welcome. Plus, with a fee of only $75, you don’t have to break the bank to tour with your pet pal, no matter how small the pet may be.

Here are a few Frontier Airlines policy links that I’ll be using: 

• General Traveling With Pet Policy. 
• (ESA) Emotional Support Animal Forms for Frontier Airlines. 
• The following species are never accepted : Large birds (e.g., parrots, macaws, cockatoos, birds of prey), rodents (including mice, rats, squirrels), beavers, ferrets, reptiles (including snakes), amphibians, spiders, and insects (and please, no lions, tigers, or bears).
• Only domesticated dogs and cats may be carried to or from international destinations.

A few things to know about your pet’s health certificate:

• Within 30 days of entry into Puerto Rico
• Within ten days of entry into the U.S.
• Within 15 days of entry in the Dominican Republic
• Within 14 days of entry into Costa Rica
• Within five days of entry into Mexico
• Animals: Dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, birds, service animals

14. TAP Air Portugal, Pet Travel To Lisbon Made Easy | Portugal’s Best Airlines To Travel To Europe With Pets

Have you seen the German DW Documentary on Lisbon? Well, I have, and I want to go before Lisbon is taken over by developers. When I mark Lisbon off my travel bucket list, I will most likely fly TAP Air Portugal. Dogs and cats are both welcome to fly in the cabin or the cargo, as long as the owner provides valid documentation, and the carrier is deemed safe.

Before you book or fly, read TAP Air Portugal Pet Policy to make traveling with your fur friends uneventful.

• Price: €35 and up

15. Japan Airlines, Considers Elite-Air Conditioned Cargo The Only Option For Pets

Unfortunately, Japan Airlines does not allow pets in the main cabin of their planes. Each pet is kept in air-conditioned rooms, which are safely secured in the cargo hold. Upon landing, your traveling pet will be delivered directly to you by an agent following the flight. Japan Airlines considers this elite service.

My 8-lb traveling poodle would not go for this, nor would I. As with other airline pet travel cautions, Japan Airlines has a list of advisories when using their cargo service for pets. The biggest thing I have been cautioned on and taken heed to is the animal’s stress as they try to adapt to a new environment. Flying Japan Airlines to visit my good friend Maria Rock in her new home in Japan is not an option.

Read the Japan Airlines full pet travel policy and advisories before booking your flight to Japan. 

• Price: Unspecified
• Animals: Dogs, cats, small birds (that eat seeds, fruit, and insects), rabbits, ferrets, hamsters, marmots, squirrels, chinchillas, service animals

16. Turkish Airlines considers Parakeets & Pet Allergies | Turkey’s Best Airline To Travel To Europe With Pets

Turkish Airlines allows cats, dogs, and small singing birds, such as parakeets and canaries, on its flights. Can you imagine a bird singing to you from America to Turkey?

So, what happens if you’re like me and you’re allergic to cats or other animals traveling with you? I usually take a Benadryl. Turkish Airlines allows passengers to prove that they are allergic to animals with a medical report before a flight. Pets are then accepted in the cabin according to specific conditions:

• In case a passenger states his/her allergy and passenger with a pet request to travel on the same flight, the passenger making the first reservation will be confirmed.
• In case a passenger with an assistance dog and a passenger stating his/her allergy request to travel on the same USA flight, assistance dogs always take precedence regardless of reservation order. (According to US Documentation of Transportation rules)
• Excluding USA flights and except search & rescue dogs, in case a passenger with an assistance dog and a passenger stating his/her allergy request to travel on the same flight, the order of reservation will be considered.

Pretty cool, huh? I could also see where those situations could become a little “hare”y! Read all about Turkish Airlines traveling with pets policy and regulations – click here. 

• Price: 70 TRY and up

17. Aeroflot, Take Pets To Russia With Skipper’s Help | Russia’s Best Airlines To Travel To Europe With Pets

By far, Aeroflot has the most detailed pet travel policy I’ve seen to date. It’s hilarious, so I’ll quote the funny parts. Quoting, “PJSC “Aeroflot” accepts domestic and tamed pets such as cats, dogs, and birds for carriage and service dogs of the Federal Executive Authority Canine Service as a particular type of non-standard baggage. Such transportation is charged at a special baggage rate. Other animals such as polecats, ferrets, meerkats, fennec foxes, lorises, pygmy hedgehogs, mini-lop rabbits, marmosets, etc. will only be accepted for carriage if they are tamed.”

The following animals will not be accepted for carriage as non-standard baggage on Aeroflot:

• brachycephalic dog breeds: Bulldog (English, French, American), Pug, Pekingese, Shih Tzu, Boxer, Griffon (Belgian, Brussels), Boston Terrier, Bordeaux Mastiff, Japanese Chin;
• rodents (guinea pigs, rats, chinchillas, chipmunks, squirrels, gerbils, dormice, marmots, ground squirrels, jerboas, etc.);
• reptiles (tortoises/turtles, iguanas, geckos, chameleons, snakes, lizards, frogs, etc.);
• arthropods (insects, arachnids, crustaceans, etc.);
• fish and fish seed, marine and river animals that must be transported in water;
• animals and birds that are not tamed (taken from wild nature), large predators that are representatives of wild fauna in their natural habitat, such as bears, large primates (gibbons, orangutans, gorillas, chimpanzees, etc.), wild cats such as caracal, serval cat, ocelot, jungle cat, fishing cat, Amur leopard cat, manul, Andean cat, kodkod, etc., large predators of the cat family: ounce, jaguar, lion, tiger, panther, lynx, puma;
• sick or experimental animals/birds;
• animals whose weight, together with the skipper, exceeds 50 kg.

Only adult and legally capable passengers are allowed to transport domestic animals or birds. Domestic and tamed pets/ birds as a special type of non-standard baggage shall be transported in a skipper (cage) either in the  cabin  or in the  baggage hold . Soft pet carriers of the closed type can be used as a skipper for transportation in the aircraft cabin.

Leave it to the Russians to think of every type of wild type pet known to humankind. However, they did forget to list mini horses, pigs, quail, lovebirds, peacocks, and what other animals have Americans tried to take on airplane trips lately?

Read the full Aeroflot pet travel flight policy rules and regulations before you book your next flight to Russia, 

• Price: $87 and up, depending on the size of the carrier
• Animals: The list is quite extensive

18. Iberia, Take Your Tortoise On The Trip To Spain, Leave Your Weasels At Home

Iberia is one of Spain’s most significant international airlines flying globally to America and throughout Europe. You can’t fly with your weasels, aka ferrets, pine martens, etc. However, cats, dogs, birds, and tortoises are welcome aboard.

You can request the pet travel service through your Iberia office or travel agency to guarantee your travel reservations for you and your pets.

Before you book, read the latest Iberia pet flight rules and regulations – click here. 

• Price: Starting at €120
• Animals: Cats, dogs, birds, tortoises, service animals

19. Scandinavian Airlines (SAS), Pets Have No Business In Parts Of SAS Planes

While small dogs and cats are welcome to travel with you in parts of the SAS cabins, they have no business in the SAS Business class cabin. The number of pets allowed on each flight is limited. Contact SAS Customer Service to reserve a space for your pet with at least 24 hours before departure, or your fur friend will be grounded like a Boeing 737.

Full details ofo SAS Scandinavian Airlines Pet Travel Policy – click here. 

• Price: $60 – $140

20. Aer Lingus, Good Luck Traveling To Ireland With Pets | Ireland’s Best Airlines To Travel To Europe With Pets

Traveling locally or transatlantic doesn’t matter. With much luck of the Irish, Aer Lingus has you and your pet covered. Considering Scotland is a rock toss over the pond to Ireland, I will most likely forever take a boat or ferry to Ireland, but  my mom  has taken a plane from  Scotland  to Dublin, so nothing is really out of the question.

• Price: €40 for regional flights, €160 international
• Animals, Cats, dogs, rabbits (on domestic flights only), service animals

21. CopaAirlines, South America’s Best Airlines To Travel To Europe With Pets

Living in Miami, so close to South America, Brazil, and several other South American countries are definitely on my travel bucket list. I’ve been to Guatemala, Panama, and several other South American countries so far, but the next time I go, I will consider pet-friendly airline – CopaAirlines.

Besides that, arrive at the airport a bit earlier than expected, and you’re set to fly! Read more about flying with animals and the CopaAirlines policy in detail  here .

P.S. Virgin Atlantic, not included in this list to fly your pets from America to Europe for good reason.

Don’t be in the same predicament I was wondering if you would ever see your pet again. Watch my day of horror when landing on a Virgin Atlantic flight from Orlando, Florida, to Glasgow, Scotland, UK. Enough said?

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