Air Canada Rouge

Service Animals:

Emotional Support Animals:

Traveling In The Plane: Dogs and cats up to 6 months old: up to 2 pets per kennel if each animal weighs less than 9kg (20lbs). Dogs and cats over 6 months old: 1 pet per kennel if the animal weighs more than 14kg (30lbs). Two adult cats or dogs of comparable size up to 14kg each (30lbs) that are used to cohabitating can be shipped in the same container.The guidance is only intended to supplement and/or reinforce requirements in Container Requirement 1 (CR1) of the current edition of the IATA Live Animals Regulations (LAR) and the In-Cabin Live Animal Checklist in LAR Section 7.6.2 as it pertains to dogs and cats accompanying passengers in the cabin of aircraft. Condition of animal: Unweaned animals and animals under 8 weeks must not travel. Airlines may have limitations on the number of dogs or cats permitted in-cabin. CONTAINER REQUIREMENT IN-CABIN will still be considered the compliant with IATA minimum standards. Fiberglass, metal, rigid plastics, welded wire mesh, solid wood or plywood. Plastic: Rigid plastic containers are suitable for most breeds of dogs.Wooden containers: For containers made of wood,plywood, the minimum thickness of the sides is 12 mm(1/2 in) for dogs and 6 mm (1/4 in) for cats. The floor must be solid and leak-proof.The roof must be solid, but ventilation holes and welded wire mesh are allowed over the whole surface provided that they do not reduce the integrity of the container and the strength of the roof itself.Wooden containers: For containers made of wood or plywood, the minimum thickness of the roof must be 12 mm (½ in) for both dogs and cats.

Traveling In Cargo: Bookings for cats and dogs traveling in cargo must be made with a registered IPATA agentOpens in a New Window. External site which may not meet accessibility guidelines.. Registered IPATA agents will review documentation, guide you on appropriate kennels for air transport, and address any questions or concerns about the specific regulations and requirements for animals traveling internationally in air cargo. Your chosen IPATA agent will arrange the tender and retrieval of your pet. Find an agent at the IPATA websiteOpens in a New Window. External site which may not meet accessibility guidelines..

Compartment Carrier Details: Dogs and cats up to 6 months old: up to 2 pets per kennel if each animal weighs less than 9kg (20lbs). Dogs and cats over 6 months old: 1 pet per kennel if the animal weighs more than 14kg (30lbs). Two adult cats or dogs of comparable size up to 14kg each (30lbs) that are used to cohabitating can be shipped in the same container.The guidance is only intended to supplement and/or reinforce requirements in Container Requirement 1 (CR1) of the current edition of the IATA Live Animals Regulations (LAR) and the In-Cabin Live Animal Checklist in LAR Section 7.6.2 as it pertains to dogs and cats accompanying passengers in the cabin of aircraft. Condition of animal: Unweaned animals and animals under 8 weeks must not travel. Airlines may have limitations on the number of dogs or cats permitted in-cabin. CONTAINER REQUIREMENT IN-CABIN will still be considered the compliant with IATA minimum standards. Fiberglass, metal, rigid plastics, welded wire mesh, solid wood or plywood. Plastic: Rigid plastic containers are suitable for most breeds of dogs.Wooden containers: For containers made of wood,plywood, the minimum thickness of the sides is 12 mm(1/2 in) for dogs and 6 mm (1/4 in) for cats. The floor must be solid and leak-proof.The roof must be solid, but ventilation holes and welded wire mesh are allowed over the whole surface provided that they do not reduce the integrity of the container and the strength of the roof itself.Wooden containers: For containers made of wood or plywood, the minimum thickness of the roof must be 12 mm (½ in) for both dogs and cats.

In Cargo Carrier Details: Bookings for cats and dogs traveling in cargo must be made with a registered IPATA agentOpens in a New Window. External site which may not meet accessibility guidelines.. Registered IPATA agents will review documentation, guide you on appropriate kennels for air transport, and address any questions or concerns about the specific regulations and requirements for animals traveling internationally in air cargo. Your chosen IPATA agent will arrange the tender and retrieval of your pet. Find an agent at the IPATA websiteOpens in a New Window. External site which may not meet accessibility guidelines..

Brachycephalic Breeds: Pugs, Bulldogs, French Bulldogs

Dangerous Breeds List: No Specific list