If your cat or dog weighs more than 8 kg, including the cage, and up to 32 kg, it can travel in the hold.

The maximum cage size allowed is 120 cm x 80 cm x 80 cm (length x width x height). The cage must:

• be large enough so that the animal can stand upright, turn in the cage, and lie horizontally normally
• be robust, clean, closed, tight and protected against possible penetration
• protect the person handling it against being scratched or bitten by the animal
• prevent the deterioration of the animal's health condition
• prevent any part of the animal from protruding from the cage
• be adequately ventilated on at least 3 (three) sides
• have containers for food and water to which the animal has access
• be provided by the passenger.

In order to travel with a pet in an EU state, live animals must meet the following requirements:

• have a microchip implanted under the skin
• have a health certificate
• have a valid rabies vaccine, in accordance with the following EU legislation: http://ec.europa.eu/food/animals/pet-movement/eu-legislation/non-commercial-eu_en
• have a passport for animals, issued by the veterinarian.

All animals must be at least 3 months old, vaccinated, clean, odorless, independent of breast milk, non-pregnant to travel.

You can transport more animals in one cage if a decent comfort is provided to stand or lay simultaneously without touching each other but respecting the weight and limit allowed.

When you fly with your pet, you must present yourself at the airport for check-in formalities 2 hours prior to the departure time, even if you have done the online check-in.

The transport of brachycephalic animals in the hold is not recommended.