From:
MC
Date: 2002-10-17 14:32:54 UTC
Subject: Re: [ferrethealth] airlines/ferrets
To: ferrethealth@smartgroups.com
Message-ID: <3DAECA16.81FA7107@ProgressiveSystemsInc.org>
The last I checked, American Airlines does NOT allow ferrets in cabin.
Only Delta and a small regional airline (Can't remember their name) in
the SouthEast United States, allows ferrets to travel with you in the
cabin.
The required health certificate must be no older that 10 days from time
of flight. (This is Federal rule, not airline generated)
I would also have to check with Delta, but the last time I flew with
them, they only allowed 1 ferret in the carrier, not two. Oh..and the
carrier MUST fit under the seat.
MC
R Downs wrote:
> You need a certificate from your vet attesting to the
> health of the animal completed no more than 3 days (72
> hours) before the flight. The vet should have a copy
> of the certificate to give you.
>
> AMERICAN: Have not flown with a pet. Their policy is
> first come, first served. They will NOT take a
> reservation so if you get there and someone else
> already checked in with a pet carrier, you are out of
> luck. Never used them because I need to KNOW.