Air Europa

Service Animals (In-Cabin & Support)

Air Europa follows specific guidelines for foreign-vaccinated service dogs entering the United States.

• Service dogs vaccinated abroad and only in rabies-free or low-risk countries during the past 6 months are not required to visit an Animal Care Facility (ACF) upon U.S. arrival.
• Inform the ACF that your dog is a service dog when making your reservation and request expedited examination and revaccination, subject to availability.
• Make advance arrangements with both the airline and the ACF for transportation of your service dog to the ACF.
• To avoid quarantine, ensure your dog has a valid rabies serology titer from a CDC-approved laboratory before arriving in the U.S.
• Foreign-vaccinated service dogs may arrive by seaport without an ACF reservation if they meet all other requirements, including a valid rabies serology titer.
• Dogs arriving by sea must travel with the person with a disability whom the dog assists.
• Foreign-vaccinated dogs, including service dogs, that have been in a high-risk country in the past 6 months are not allowed to enter the U.S. at land border crossings.

Required documentation includes:

• Completed Certification of Foreign Rabies Vaccination and Microchip form
• Valid rabies serology titer from a CDC-approved laboratory
• CDC Dog Import Form receipt listing the port of arrival