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Originally Posted by oregonwoodsmoke
You have to call each airline and ask about their terms and conditions. Some of them have different age restrictions. Then you must find the airline that does the route you want with the fewest stops. I simply don't find much difference with the airlines. I flew SAS to Copenhagen because they would take a younger pup and with some airlines by the time my pup was old enough to meet their age requirement, she would no longer fit under the seat. The flight was OK, but that is the only airline that ever lost my luggage and never found it. No clean clothes for me but the dog and I were comfortable enough.
I flew two adult Deerhounds on British Airways. The most expensive ticket for me but they were the only airline that didn't have a size restriction on a dog flying as accompanied baggage.
You must make the reservation for the dog through the airline's own website. You can't do it through any of the discount online travel agencies and your dog must have a reservation.
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There used to be a sign at the Copenhagen airport ticket office that read, in English, "We take your bags and send them in all directions."
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