- Domestic flights:
>- Small pets (under 25 pounds) typically cost between $100-$300.
>- Medium-sized pets (25-50 pounds) typically cost between $200-$400.
>- Large pets (over 50 pounds) typically cost between $300-$500.
- International flights:
>- Small pets (under 25 pounds) typically cost between $200-$400.
>- Medium-sized pets (25-50 pounds) typically cost between $400-$600.
>- Large pets (over 50 pounds) typically cost between $600-$800.
In Europe:
- Within Europe:
>- Small pets (under 8 kilograms) typically cost between €100-€150.
>- Medium-sized pets (8-20 kilograms) typically cost between €150-€200.
>- Large pets (over 20 kilograms) typically cost between €200-€300.
- Outside of Europe:
>- Small pets (under 8 kilograms) typically cost between €300-€500.
>- Medium-sized pets (8-20 kilograms) typically cost between €500-€700.
>- Large pets (over 20 kilograms) typically cost between €700-€1000.
Additional fees:
- Health check: typically cost between $30-50 per pet.
- Travel crate: typically cost between $50-100.
- Other fees (e.g., excess baggage, pet handling fee, etc.): Varies by airline.
Tips for flying with a pet:
- Book your pet's flight in advance, especially if flying during peak travel times.
- Familiarize your pet with its travel crate before the flight.
- Give your pet a sedative to help it relax during the flight.
-Bring food, water, and a few toys for your pet.
-Arrive at the airport early to allow plenty of time to check in your pet.