Can I take my pet in Singapore Airlines?

It is a wish for many of the passengers to travel with their loveliest pet to make their trip more memorable. So if you are willing for the same then you need to be happy. Because Singapore Airlines allow some breed of dogs and kittens on their flight as additional checked baggage or cargo. But to carry them you are also required to know the policy so that you won’t face any kind of disappointment at the time of check-in with your pet at the airport.

Singapore Airlines Pet Policy:

Depending on the arrival and the departure destination, you can carry your pet but they must be 3 months old.
As per the travel and safety rules, if the weight of the pet and the container will exceed 32 kg. Then pet will board as cargo.
The maximum height of the container is not fixed, it depends on the aircraft in which you are traveling such as 70cm on an A350 aircraft, 101cm on B777 aircraft 60cm on A380 aircraft, and 111cm on B787 aircraft.
The container in which the pet is going to fly must be the right size, ventilated, come with water and food space, and be properly secured.
If you are traveling with more than one pet then you should have to know that the other pet will travel in a separate container.

Also, the container must have enough space to sit, turn around, and lie down naturally.

The list of restricted dogs who are not allowed board are:

Akita
Boerboel
Boston Terrier
Boxer
Chow Chow
Dogo Argentino
Fila Brasileiro
Lhasa Apso
Perro De Presa Canario
Shar-Pei
Tosa

How much does Singapore Airlines charge for pet travel?

At the time, when you talk about the charge then you need to know that there are no charges applied for the service dog. But in case you are taking other than a service dog, then it will be considered as additional checked baggage and the charge criteria is from USD 120 to 280. And also it will not include in your normal checked baggage.

How to do pet reservations on Singapore Airlines?

If you are willing to take your loving pet with you on your trip. Then you should have to inform the local Singapore Airlines office at least two weeks prior to your scheduled flight departure. At the time of calling, they require the following details:

Breed
Gender
Name
Age
Colour
Weight of pet
Weight of container
Dimensions of container (length x breadth x height)

With that, they might be asking for:-

Vaccination certificate of the health of the pet.
Any permit or license for boarding the flight from the certified authorities.

Note: Carry all the documents at the time of check-in at the airport.

This is how you will get to better understand the way to carry your loveliest pet with you. So that you can enjoy and complete your trip carefreely. Now without taking any of the stress, just pack your bag to enjoy your upcoming trip with an unforgettable experience.

Are pets allowed in the cabin on Singapore Airlines?

Customers can travel with pets in the cabin easily. Singapore Airlines allows assistance dogs to travel in the cabin with the respective passenger. However, the passenger must follow the airline's policy so that the travel is hassle-free. If you want to book the pet, you may follow the process below.

To book the pet, you must call the airline using the local office number available on the official website. The call must be made at least 48 hours before the flight departs.

Once you have dialed the number, you will get a series of voice instructions that need to be followed by pressing the relevant numbers from the menu.
After you are connected, you have to give your booking details.
The representative will check for availability and book the pet for you.

You will get an email from the airline with the details of the booking.

Can we travel with bigger-sized dogs on Singapore Airlines?

No, you cannot travel with bigger-sized dogs on Singapore Airlines as the dog must fit on the floor in front of you. If the dog is too big, as per the Singapore Airlines Pet Policy, you can either check in the dog or transport the dog via cargo. But the dog's breed must be approved by the airline.

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