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Many of our pet owners fly with their pets when going on vacation or traveling to see family or loved ones. According to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, in 2012, 623 million people flew safely in the United States alone.
Whether it be the holiday season or any other time during the year, if you are interested in booking a trip with your pet in the near future, here are some tips for saving money when booking airline tickets during the holidays or any time of the year.
Book online, but always contact international travel tickets the airlines prior to booking your flight to verify there is room for your pet in the cabin or cargo hold of that flight. Online ticket prices will most likely always beat booking on the telephone with a reservations agent. Call back after booking to make a reservation for your pet.
Fly direct . Layover only when there is not a direct flight between your origination and destination cities. Keep layovers to 2 about 2 hours and avoid laying over in the UK and Japan if at all possible when traveling internationally to keep costs down. Do not change airlines if you are traveling with a pet. You will have to claim and re-check your pet. Changing planes is OK; changing airlines is not. It is fine to book a one way ticket to transport you and your pet to your destination and a different airline international travel tickets for the return trip. This can be a great way to save money on your airline tickets.
Consider alternate airports. Oftentimes, international travel tickets it can be easier and cheaper to fly into a nearby large airport, rent a car, and drive to a smaller city. If your pet likes riding in the car, this will certainly be more fun for your pet than landing and transferring to a smaller plane to take off again.
For impending international travel tickets weekend travel, book on a Tuesday international travel tickets around 3:00 PM EST. This is when the airlines have re-priced their seats on flights for the following weekend. Always verify on the telephone that there is room for your pet in the cabin or cargo hold prior to booking online and notify them after you make your reservations.
Take either the first flight out in the morning international travel tickets or the red eye at night. Ticket international travel tickets prices on early morning, dinner time, and red-eye flights tend to be cheaper than flights during normal daytime hours. Just be sure that, if you are flying internationally, your flight s arrival time is during normal business hours during the week so you will not have to pay extra for a veterinarian to clear your pet.
Check both large and small airline booking websites . Orbitz and Expedia are good to check, but don t forget the smaller sites like Kayak which could have differing prices and deals on airline tickets. Also, be sure and check the airline s website ! Many airlines hold certain blocks of seats for their online booking and this can mean lower prices for you!
Fly off season. Transporting during the summer to or from hot weather cities can be challenging international travel tickets due to heat embargo rules. If possible, fly with your pet in the spring or autumn and avoid major holidays if possible. Baggage handlers are especially busy during holidays and time for attention to our pets and their needs may be limited. Tickets also tend to be more expensive during the holiday week due to higher demand.
Checking facebook and twitter is very important even if you are not traveling without any pet as you can grab some limited time promotional offer or discounts. Also it will be very inconvenient if you change flight in between so wherever possible always try to take direct flight to your destination especially if you are traveling with your pet.
Hi Nelly because you are changing airlines, you will need to verify with Condor that you will not have to customs clear your cat in order to board a Lufthansa flight. If this is the case, you will need extra time to clear customs and an Annex II form for Germany as well as Bulgaria. You can avoid this by flying KLM out of Seattle through Amsterdam to Sophia or Lufthansa (bit longer route) as long as the airlines will permit pets in the cabin on these routes. This way, you will stay on the same airline from Seattle to Sophia.
We are going to travel from Las Vegas USA to Sophia, Bulgaria with our cat which is 10 pounds in the cabin ..starting with Alaska Airline to Seattle, after this Condor to Germany and last one is with Lufthansa international travel tickets .so far we are preparing the cat by requirements by Bulgaria pet passport . do you think there will be problems on one of this different airports where we will wait in transit areas for each next flight?
Generally, the airlines will not permit pets to accompany minors in the cabin. Commercial traffic in the UK for live animals is generally done in the cargo hold. If your pet is microchipped, and vaccinated (in that order) and is traveling with an EU Pet Passport, they should be fine. You may want to check with the airlines on fit to fly document.
We are interested international travel tickets in the rules for flying our cat from scotland to jersey, channel islands. Weunderstand no pet passport is required and, subject to certain international travel tickets weight and size restrictions, we may be able to fly him in the cabin. Do we need a Fit to Fly Certificate from the vet?
Hi Bill I took a quick look and can offer suggestions only as we don t recommend international travel tickets airlines international travel tickets unless they offer a specific benefit to a traveling pet on a particular route. As you know, some airlines do not transport Staffordshires, so I would recommend international travel tickets that you research further should you decide to pursue alternatives to the route you took when you made the move several years ago. I would suggest that you avoid London altogether if possible. Caribbean Air flies to JFK directly or through the Port of Spain. (verify they can handle your pet s crate size.) At JFK, I would suggest that you transfer airlines as clearing customs in the US is easier than in the UK. You can transfer at JFK to South African Airways to Johannesburg. If you are not accompanying your pet, then you will need a pet transporter that services JFK to clear your pet and kennel your pet prior to checking in for the trip to Johannesburg (and on to Cape Town if that is your final destination). Another alternative would be Caribbean Air to JFK and switching to Lufthansa who flies through Frankfurt. The layover in Frankfurt is 15 hours, but they have a great facility to care for your pet between flights. Lufthansa flies on to Johannesburg. If you have further questions, my email is sue@pettravel.com .
Seven years ago I imported my Staffordshire Bull Terrier from South Africa (high rabies) via London, to Grenada international travel tickets (West Indies, high rabies. I used British Air. In London the dog had to be transferred from Heathrow to Gatwick airports. I now want to return the dog from Grenada international travel tickets to South Africa. There are no direct flights from Grenada to South Africa. Could you kindly international travel tickets advise me about the best way to organize this?