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Pet Policy Summary

Air New Zealand Pet Travel Policy Summary:

Cats and dogs are allowed as checked-in baggage on domestic flights.
International pet travel requirements vary by destination.
Pets in cabin must be in IATA-approved carriers permitting natural movement.
The pet and carrier must adhere to weight and size limits.
Service animals are welcomed on all flights, provided they are accredited.
Extra requirements may apply based on destination.
Prior reservation is necessary for all pet travel.
Passengers must comply with documentation and carrier specifications.
For further details, visit Air New Zealand's pet travel page or consult IATA Live Animal Regulations.

Pet Travel Concierge

Full-service help with flights, paperwork, and ground transport.

Health Requirements

Microchip: No

Health Certificate: No

Vaccinations: Rabies

Restrictions

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: American Pit Bull Terrier Dogo Argentino Japanese Tosa Brazilian Fila

Support Animals

Service Animals:

Service Animals (In-Cabin & Support)

Only certified service dogs are permitted in the cabins of Air New Zealand domestic and international aircraft when accompanying and assisting their handler.

Dogs undertaking recognised service dog training may be allowed in the cabin on domestic New Zealand flights at Air New Zealand's discretion if the flight is part of the dog's active training.
A minimum of 48 hours notice is required prior to your intended flight.
Check-in must be completed 1 hour before the standard check-in time.

To prepare for travel:

The dog must wear an identification tag with the owner's name, address, and telephone number.
Upon request, provide current proof that your dog is a certified service dog.
During the flight, the dog must be restrained by its lead and seated on an absorbent mat provided by the airline.
Exercise your dog and limit its fluid intake for several hours before boarding.

All service dogs travelling to New Zealand must have an import permit issued by the New Zealand Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) indicating certification.

If a standard import permit is issued without an assistance dog endorsement, the dog must travel as cargo via an approved pet transporter, and applicable costs will apply.

Emotional Support: Not specified.

Carrier Details

Compartment: Not specified.

Cargo: Not specified.

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