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Service Animals: Only certified service dogs are permitted in the cabins of Air New Zealand domestic and international aircraft when they are accompanying and assisting their handler.Dogs undertaking recognised service dog training are permitted in the cabin on domestic New Zealand services at Air New Zealand's discretion where the flight is being taken as part of the dog's active training. Air New Zealand requires a minimum of 48 hours notice prior to your intended flight and that you check in 1 hour prior to our standard check in time.To help prepare for your travel: The dog must wear an identification tag with the owner's name, address and telephone number Upon request, you must be able to provide current proof that your dog is a certified service dog During flight your dog must be restrained by its lead and seated on an absorbent mat (which will be provided by us) You will need to prepare your dog for the journey by exercising and limiting its fluid intake for several hours before boarding the aircraft.All service dogs travelling to New Zealand must have an import permit issued by the New Zealand Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) indicating that they are certified. If a standard import permit is issued without an assistance dog endorsement the dog must travel as cargo and arrangements must be made via an approved pet transporter where any applicable costs will apply.

Emotional Support Animals:

Traveling In The Plane: Air New Zealand carries animals in accordance with the current standards published in the IATA Live Animal Regulations. Construction of cat or dog carrier: Fibreglass, metal, rigid plastic, welded metal mesh, solid wood, and plywood carriers; Ventilation holes are only permitted on the upper half of three sides, excluding the door; The door must be open and covered with welded mesh, bars etc., nose and paw-proof; The door must form the whole of one end of the carrier (can be sliding or hinged) and can't be accidentally opened; The floor must be solid and leak-proof and the interior must be smooth with nothing sticking out;Spacer bar must be fitted in the middle on three sides (not the door). Handles should allow easy carriage of the carrier; Wheels are permitted but must be removed or inoperable when carried; Water container must be fitted in the carrier Door locking and latching: The top and bottom of a plastic carrier must be fixed together using either 'bolt tightened' or another 2-step method e.g. screw & dial; Minimum fasteners include one at each corner and at least 1 down each side, carriers longer than 60cm must have minimum of 2 fasteners each side; Door hinge & locking pins on rigid plastic carriers must engage the carrier by at least 1.6cm beyond the horizontal extrusion above and below the door opening; Cable ties must be attached to all four corners of the carrier's door to prevent it from being prised open by the animal; Inside the carrier: You must include appropriate and proportionate absorbent material e.g. paper, shredded newspaper or puppy pee pad; You can include a blanket in the carrier; Please ensure your pet has had food and water prior to travelling. Use of cable ties:Airport staff may use a cable tie. as a secondary means of securing a cage and preventing accidental opening. Size: Adequate ventilation on the upper section of three sides (not including the door) Top and bottom fixed together e.g. tightened bolt and screw at each corner. Minimum of 1 fixing on sides for carriers under 60 cm; minimum of 2 if carrier exceeds 60 cm Space bar fitted on three sides Leak-proof floor; Locking pins must extend a minimum of 1.6 cm into the top and bottom lips; Water container

Traveling In Cargo: Air New Zealand carries animals in accordance with the current standards published in the IATA Live Animal Regulations. Construction of cat or dog carrier: Fibreglass, metal, rigid plastic, welded metal mesh, solid wood, and plywood carriers; Ventilation holes are only permitted on the upper half of three sides, excluding the door; The door must be open and covered with welded mesh, bars etc., nose and paw-proof; The door must form the whole of one end of the carrier (can be sliding or hinged) and can't be accidentally opened; The floor must be solid and leak-proof and the interior must be smooth with nothing sticking out;Spacer bar must be fitted in the middle on three sides (not the door). Handles should allow easy carriage of the carrier; Wheels are permitted but must be removed or inoperable when carried; Water container must be fitted in the carrier Door locking and latching: The top and bottom of a plastic carrier must be fixed together using either 'bolt tightened' or another 2-step method e.g. screw & dial; Minimum fasteners include one at each corner and at least 1 down each side, carriers longer than 60cm must have minimum of 2 fasteners each side; Door hinge & locking pins on rigid plastic carriers must engage the carrier by at least 1.6cm beyond the horizontal extrusion above and below the door opening; Cable ties must be attached to all four corners of the carrier's door to prevent it from being prised open by the animal; Inside the carrier: You must include appropriate and proportionate absorbent material e.g. paper, shredded newspaper or puppy pee pad; You can include a blanket in the carrier; Please ensure your pet has had food and water prior to travelling. Use of cable ties:Airport staff may use a cable tie. as a secondary means of securing a cage and preventing accidental opening. Size: Adequate ventilation on the upper section of three sides (not including the door) Top and bottom fixed together e.g. tightened bolt and screw at each corner. Minimum of 1 fixing on sides for carriers under 60 cm; minimum of 2 if carrier exceeds 60 cm Space bar fitted on three sides Leak-proof floor; Locking pins must extend a minimum of 1.6 cm into the top and bottom lips; Water container

Compartment Carrier Details: Air New Zealand carries animals in accordance with the current standards published in the IATA Live Animal Regulations. Construction of cat or dog carrier: Fibreglass, metal, rigid plastic, welded metal mesh, solid wood, and plywood carriers; Ventilation holes are only permitted on the upper half of three sides, excluding the door; The door must be open and covered with welded mesh, bars etc., nose and paw-proof; The door must form the whole of one end of the carrier (can be sliding or hinged) and can't be accidentally opened; The floor must be solid and leak-proof and the interior must be smooth with nothing sticking out;Spacer bar must be fitted in the middle on three sides (not the door). Handles should allow easy carriage of the carrier; Wheels are permitted but must be removed or inoperable when carried; Water container must be fitted in the carrier Door locking and latching: The top and bottom of a plastic carrier must be fixed together using either 'bolt tightened' or another 2-step method e.g. screw & dial; Minimum fasteners include one at each corner and at least 1 down each side, carriers longer than 60cm must have minimum of 2 fasteners each side; Door hinge & locking pins on rigid plastic carriers must engage the carrier by at least 1.6cm beyond the horizontal extrusion above and below the door opening; Cable ties must be attached to all four corners of the carrier's door to prevent it from being prised open by the animal; Inside the carrier: You must include appropriate and proportionate absorbent material e.g. paper, shredded newspaper or puppy pee pad; You can include a blanket in the carrier; Please ensure your pet has had food and water prior to travelling. Use of cable ties:Airport staff may use a cable tie. as a secondary means of securing a cage and preventing accidental opening. Size: Adequate ventilation on the upper section of three sides (not including the door) Top and bottom fixed together e.g. tightened bolt and screw at each corner. Minimum of 1 fixing on sides for carriers under 60 cm; minimum of 2 if carrier exceeds 60 cm Space bar fitted on three sides Leak-proof floor; Locking pins must extend a minimum of 1.6 cm into the top and bottom lips; Water container

In Cargo Carrier Details: Air New Zealand carries animals in accordance with the current standards published in the IATA Live Animal Regulations. Construction of cat or dog carrier: Fibreglass, metal, rigid plastic, welded metal mesh, solid wood, and plywood carriers; Ventilation holes are only permitted on the upper half of three sides, excluding the door; The door must be open and covered with welded mesh, bars etc., nose and paw-proof; The door must form the whole of one end of the carrier (can be sliding or hinged) and can't be accidentally opened; The floor must be solid and leak-proof and the interior must be smooth with nothing sticking out;Spacer bar must be fitted in the middle on three sides (not the door). Handles should allow easy carriage of the carrier; Wheels are permitted but must be removed or inoperable when carried; Water container must be fitted in the carrier Door locking and latching: The top and bottom of a plastic carrier must be fixed together using either 'bolt tightened' or another 2-step method e.g. screw & dial; Minimum fasteners include one at each corner and at least 1 down each side, carriers longer than 60cm must have minimum of 2 fasteners each side; Door hinge & locking pins on rigid plastic carriers must engage the carrier by at least 1.6cm beyond the horizontal extrusion above and below the door opening; Cable ties must be attached to all four corners of the carrier's door to prevent it from being prised open by the animal; Inside the carrier: You must include appropriate and proportionate absorbent material e.g. paper, shredded newspaper or puppy pee pad; You can include a blanket in the carrier; Please ensure your pet has had food and water prior to travelling. Use of cable ties:Airport staff may use a cable tie. as a secondary means of securing a cage and preventing accidental opening. Size: Adequate ventilation on the upper section of three sides (not including the door) Top and bottom fixed together e.g. tightened bolt and screw at each corner. Minimum of 1 fixing on sides for carriers under 60 cm; minimum of 2 if carrier exceeds 60 cm Space bar fitted on three sides Leak-proof floor; Locking pins must extend a minimum of 1.6 cm into the top and bottom lips; Water container

Brachycephalic Breeds: Dogs: Affenpinscher (all breeds) Boston Terrier Boxer (all breeds) Brussels Griffon Bulldog (all breeds) Cane Corso Chow Chow Dogue de Bordeaux English Toy Spaniel Japanese Chin Lhasa Apso Mastiff (all breeds) Pit Bull Presa Canario Pug (all breeds) Pekingese Shih Tzu Cats: Burmese Himalayan Persian

Dangerous Breeds List: American Pit Bull Terrier Dogo Argentino Japanese Tosa Brazilian Fila