How to pick up a dog by air

How to pick up a dog transported by air: hot topics and practical guides on the Internet in the past 10 days

With the rise of the pet economy, air transportation of dogs has become an urgent need for many pet owners. Recently, discussions on topics such as “Pet Shipping”, “Air Freight Process” and “Pickup Precautions” have soared on social platforms. This article combines hotspot data from the entire Internet in the past 10 days to sort out the entire process of picking up your dog by air.

1. Top 5 recent hot topics (data statistics period: last 10 days)

2. Guide to the whole process of picking up your dog by air

1. Preparations before takeoff

• Confirm flight number and estimated arrival time (most airlines require check-in 4 hours in advance)

• PrepareThree original certificates: Quarantine certificate, vaccine booklet, flight case disinfection certificate

• Hang an eye-catching name tag on the flight case (it is recommended to mark the flight number + contact information)

2. Pickup location inquiry form (major domestic airports)

3. Precautions for on-site pickup

•Check information: Confirm that the pet air box number is consistent with the consignment note

•Unpacking and inspection: It is recommended to take an unboxing video to record the status of your pet.

•emergency items: Prepare a portable water bottle, changing pad, and snacks (to relieve stress)

3. Answers to high-frequency questions (top 3 searches in the past 10 days)

Q1: What should I do if my pet is stranded due to flight delay?
A: Contact the airline's cargo department immediately and ask for a ventilation environment. International flights can apply for temporary customs clearance.

Q2: How do I make a claim if my pet is injured?
A: ① Keep photos and videos of the scene ② Request the airport to issue an accident certificate ③ Submit a written claim to the airline within 30 days.

Q3: How to prevent heat stroke during high temperatures in summer?
A: Choose an early/late flight, place an ice pad in the flight box in advance (it needs to be fixed), and replenish water immediately upon arrival.

4. Expert advice

The "Pet Air Transport Guidelines" recently released by the China Small Animal Protection Association emphasizes:
1. Short-nosed dogs (such as French Bulldogs and Mynas) need to provide an additional airworthiness certificate issued by a veterinarian.
2. It is recommended to choose direct flights for international transportation. Transit may lead to repeated quarantine.
3. Closely observe excretion and eating within 24 hours after arrival

Through the above structured information, I hope it will help you complete the pick-up process of air transporting your dog more smoothly. It is recommended to call the airline customer service number (such as Air China 95583, China Eastern Airlines 95530) to confirm the latest regulations before departure. Pet transportation is no small matter, so do your homework in advance to ensure the safety of your furry child!