You may want to try contacting some pet transport services to get the details, but I sent my cats from San Francisco to Frankfurt several years ago when I moved. At the time, the rule was that each animal must have their own carrier, and that the carrier must be large enough to allow the animal to stand, sit and turn around. It's normally the airline that sets the specific rules, but a good pet transport service will stick to the better airlines and the higher standards. The transport service can also tell you which airlines and airports have the best animal handling facilities.
Prices have gone up since I shipped my cats to Germany. From various posters here on the forum, it sounds as if it can be nearly as much as buying them a regular ticket on the plane.
Cheers,
Bev
Prices have gone up since I shipped my cats to Germany. From various posters here on the forum, it sounds as if it can be nearly as much as buying them a regular ticket on the plane.
Cheers,
Bev