Southwind Airline

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In Compartment: Dogs, Cats, Birds

In Cargo: Dogs, Cats, Birds

Pet Shipping: No

Microchip: Yes

HealthCertificate: Yes

Health Vaccinations: Rabies



Support Animal Details
Compartment Details
Carrier Details
Restrictions

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Brachycephalic Breeds:

Dangerous Breeds List: American Pit Bull Terrier, American Staffordshire-Terrier, Pitbull Terrier, American Bully, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Japanese Tosa, Dogo Argentino, Doberman, Pincher Doberman, Rottweiler, Tropical region animals, Fila Brasileiro.

Pet Policy Summary:

Southwind Airlines Pet Policy Summary

General Information

  • Pets are not included in the free baggage allowance and incur an additional fee.
  • Only dogs, cats, and birds are allowed on international flights.
  • Pets must be transported in a cage provided by the owner with a maximum weight of 8kg.
  • The cage should be waterproof, sturdy, lockable, ventilated, and resistant to scratches and impacts.
  • One cage per passenger is allowed in the cabin, with one pet per cage (exceptions may apply).
  • Pets with a combined weight of 0-8 kg, including their cage, are considered as AVIH (Animals in Hold) and are required to be transported in the aircraft's cargo hold.

Documentation

  • Required documents for European flights and flights to Russia include: Pet Passport, Microchip placement date, Veterinary Certificate, and Rabies vaccination date and validity period.
  • Pets must have a chip, either a clearly recognizable tattoo or a microchip (mandatory for newly identified animals as of July 3, 2011).
  • Owners of dogs and cats older than three months must have them vaccinated against rabies once a year. Valid rabies vaccination should be documented in the pet health certificate.

Restrictions

  • Guests aged 12 and under traveling alone cannot travel with a pet (PETC).
  • Guests traveling with pets (PETC) cannot sit in the emergency exit and in the front seat.
  • Pets are accepted within certain limits. Pets will not be accepted if the limit is reached.
  • Certain breeds and species are prohibited on Southwind flights, including American Pit Bull Terrier, Japanese Tosa, and Tropical region animals among others.

Responsibility

  • Passengers are responsible for complying with all health, safety, animal management, government-mandated conditions and approvals, regulations, entry and exit permits, country-specific health certificates, and restrictions imposed by governments, regions, or

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