The carriage of dogs on the plane usually requires an advance reservation and certain conditions must be met. Each airline's policies may vary, so it is recommended that you consult the policies of your chosen airline before planning your travel. Generally speaking, the following conditions must be met for the carriage of dogs: the dog needs to undergo a physical examination and be in good health; the dog needs to be fully vaccinated and have relevant health certificates;
Dogs need to be checked in appropriate airline boxes. The boxes need to meet the requirements of the airline and be able to provide a comfortable and safe environment for the dogs; dogs need Checking in a dog must be carried out within a certain period of time before the flight takes off. The specific time varies depending on the airline's policies; the cost of checking in a dog needs to be calculated based on the dog's weight, flight distance and other factors, and usually needs to be paid in advance. It should be noted that since checked dogs may involve certain risks, it is recommended that you fully understand the airline's policies and requirements before deciding to check in your dog, and consult with your veterinarian whether the dog is suitable for checked dog. In addition, if your dog needs to fly for a long time, you can consider choosing a direct flight to avoid the discomfort of frequent transfers for your dog.