• Singapore Airlines allows travelers to fly with small pets like dogs and cats in the aircraft cabin on select routes. The airline also offers cargo service for transporting larger animals. Singapore Airlines has specific policies and restrictions regarding pet reservations, carriers, documents, fees and more that owners must thoroughly review before traveling with pets. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of all rules and regulations for flying with pets on Singapore Airlines.

Key Aspects of Singapore Airlines Pet Policy

• There are some important things passengers need to know about Singapore Airlines' pet travel services:

• Small dogs and cats are permitted in the cabin on select routes with advance reservations required. Certain snub-nosed breeds are prohibited due to health risks. Pets need to be at least 10 weeks old.

• Pets must travel in proper airline-approved carriers that can fit completely under the seat in front. Carriers need to allow pets to stand up, turn around and lie down inside. Only 1 pet is allowed per carrier, with total weight not exceeding 10 lbs including the carrier.

• There are limits on number of in-cabin pets allowed per flight as well as per passenger. Pets must remain inside carriers for entire journey without disturbing others. Causing disturbances can result in denied carriage.

• An in-cabin pet fee of around $125 each way applies. Higher charges may be levied for some destinations. Fees are non-refundable if passenger is a no-show.

• For larger pets exceeding cabin size limits, Singapore Airlines Cargo provides accompanied air cargo service on select international routes. Allowed cargo pets include dogs and cats only. Proper kennels and health certificates are mandatory.

• Cargo pets need to be booked at least 48 hours in advance owing to limited capacity. Cost is approximately $300 one way. Compliance with all regulations of origin, transit and destination is essential.

Singapore Airlines Rules for In-Cabin Pets

• Singapore Airlines has several conditions regarding carriage of small pets in the cabin:

• Only domesticated dogs and cats that are not prone to distress during flights are allowed as in-cabin pets. Certain breeds like Pugs, Boxers, Persian cats etc. cannot be transported due to health risks. Puppies and kittens must be at least 10 weeks old.

• Pets need to fly in sturdy, escape-proof, leak-proof airline-approved carriers made of fabric, metal or plastic with adequate ventilation. Carriers must allow the pet to sit, stand up, turn around and lie down comfortably inside. They also need accessible food/water bowls.

• Passengers need to make advance reservations for pets in the cabin and obtain confirmations. Singapore Airlines allows only 1-2 in-cabin pets per flight depending on aircraft. There are also limits per passenger. Pets must remain comfortably inside secured carriers for the entire journey without disturbing others.

• Causing discomfort to other passengers by constant noise, exhibiting aggressive behavior, resisting confinement etc. can result in the pet being denied carriage by the airline at their discretion.

• The in-cabin pet fee is around $125 each way depending on route. Higher charges may apply for some destinations. No discounts are provided on the mandatory fee.

Transporting Larger Pets as Cargo

• For larger dogs and cats exceeding cabin size limits, Singapore Airlines offers accompanied cargo services:

• Singapore Airlines Cargo allows domesticated dogs and cats to be transported as cargo on select international routes. No other household pets are permitted currently. Aggressive dog breeds are prohibited as air cargo.

• Pets must travel in IATA-compliant leak-proof kennels made of sturdy plastic, metal or wood. Kennels need adequate ventilation, interior bedding, and bowls. They must allow pets to sit, stand, turn around and lie down comfortably inside.

• Pet owners need to contact Singapore Airlines Cargo directly to make flight reservations at least 48 hours before departure owing to limited capacity. The cost is approximately $300 one way.

• Accompanied pets are carried in pressurized, climate-controlled holds on Singapore Airlines flights. As manifested cargo, their kennels are treated as priority baggage for quicker connections and reduced layover durations.

• Health certificates issued by licensed vets verifying the pet's fitness for travel are required within 10 days of the flight booking. Updated vaccination records are also mandatory. The airline only allows pets older than 12 weeks to be transported as cargo.

Key Restrictions in Singapore Airlines Pet Policy

• Singapore Airlines imposes some notable restrictions related to pet travel:

• Snub-nosed breeds of dogs and cats are prohibited as in-cabin or cargo pets due to risks associated with air travel.

• There are limits on the number of pets allowed per passenger and per flight. Singapore Airlines aircraft generally allow only 1-2 in-cabin pets.

• Aggressive pets, animals in distress, and those exhibiting sickness or anxiety cannot be transported. Certain destinations may require import permits for pets.

• There are seasonal restrictions on pet travel depending on extreme weather conditions at the origin or destination. Embargoes may apply at certain airports.

• All mandatory regulations stipulated by the originating, transiting and destination countries related to health checks, paperwork etc. must be complied with.

Tips for Smooth Pet Travel

• To ensure your pet has a comfortable journey when flying Singapore Airlines, consider these tips:

• Carefully review all applicable pet policies and mandatory requirements in advance. Have health certificates and documents ready.

• For in-cabin pets, make reservations early to secure space. Opt for bulkhead seats with extra legroom if possible.

• Invest in a sturdy, airline-approved carrier or kennel in the right size with proper amenities and labeling.

• Carry adequate food, water, medication supplies for the entire trip including delays/diversions.

• Affix food/water bowls securely inside carrier so they don't spill during the flight.

• Minimize transit time and connections for accompanied cargo pets. Request priority release upon arrival.

• Have veterinarian contacts available at all itinerary points in case emergency assistance is needed.

• Be prepared to handle pet toilet needs smoothly during stopovers and connections.

• Proper planning, making reservations early, and full compliance will ensure your companion animal has a comfortable, stress-free flight on Singapore Airlines.

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