Transavia Pets Policy - the requirements for transporting animals

Transavia is a relatively low-profile airline. Established in the late 1960s, it is Dutch based and has affiliation with Air France and KLM.

Like any other airline, it has strict rules on transportation of pets.

Photo: Ra Boe

Only dogs and cats are accepted for travel and they may be transported in the cabin or in the hold, subject to certain conditions.

Firstly, any animal put into the hold has to be in a crate made entirely of plastic. Wood or metal crates are strictly forbidden.

Pets must be at least three months old. Two related puppies or kittens, or a mother and one offspring, may be transported in one crate.

The maximum number of pets allowed for one passenger is two in the hold and one in the cabin. The maximum weight allowed for a crate plus pet in the hold is 75 kilograms and, in the cabin, 10 kilograms. There are also maximum sizes for these crates and they can be found on the Transavia website, via the link below.

guide dogs and rescue dogs may be transported in the cabin free of charge, irrespective of their size

contact details:

Telephone

• From UK: 0906 6800065
• From Spain: 902 044350
• From Netherlands: 0900 0737
• From Belgium: +32 (0)70 660305
• From France: 0892058888
• From Italy: 899009901
• From Portugal: 707 780009
• Other countries: 352 27002728

Email: via website
Website

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