Air Tahiti Nui
View Pet PolicyIn Compartment: Dog, Cat
In Cargo: Dog, Cat
Pet Shipping: No
Microchip: Yes
HealthCertificate: Yes
Health Vaccinations: Rabies, Internal/External parasites
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Pet Policy Summary:
Traveling with Pets and Service Animals with Air Tahiti Nui
Pets in the Cabin
- Allowed on select flights: Los Angeles/Seattle – Paris, Paris - Los Angeles/Seattle, Papeete - Los Angeles/Seattle, Papeete - Paris.
- Only cats and dogs 4 months old and vaccinated are accepted.
- Combined weight of pet and carrier must be ≤ 8 kg (17.6 pounds).
- Pet carrier should fit under the seat with dimensions ≤ L40cm x W35cm x H20cm.
- One pet carrier per passenger, can accommodate up to two small pets.
- Availability is subject to quota per flight.
Required Documents
- Up-to-date vaccination records.
- Valid Health Certificate with weight, size, and breed of an animal.
- Waiver of responsibility and conditions for bringing a dog or cat into the cabin.
- Compliance with entry requirements for departure, transit, and destination countries.
- Note: New travel requirements for dogs to or in transit through the U.S. start from August 1, 2024.
Transportation Fees
- Los Angeles/Seattle to Paris: 150 US dollars.
- Paris to Los Angeles/Seattle: 150 Euros.
- Papeete to Los Angeles/Seattle: 14,000 XPF.
- Papeete to Paris: 24,000 XPF.
Prohibited Animals
- Transportation of dangerous dogs (e.g., Pitt Bulls, American Staffordshire terrier, Rottweiler, etc.) is prohibited.
Service Animals
- Maximum of two service dogs or one service cat per passenger.
- Service animal must be at least 4 months old and identified by a tattoo or microchip.
- Required Accessories: a leash (with its harness or collar) and a muzzle.
- Mandatory documents: Valid Health Certificate, 'Service Animal Air Transportation Form' and 'Service Animal Relief Attestation
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