Flying with a Pet

At Pacific Airlines, we make every effort to ensure that our passengers' pets arrive at their destinations safely. If you are planning to fly with an animal, please note the following:

• Arrive early. For domestic flights, pets should be brought to the designated drop-off area in the airport two hours prior to departure. If you are taking an international flight, you should arrive three hours early.

• Bring the required documentation. At the same time, you must submit documentary proof attesting to your pet's current medical condition. The document must be issued by a licensed veterinarian within 10 days of your expected departure. Other documents may be required for international flights. Call the embassy of your destination country to inquire about any additional requirements.

• Use the right carrier. It must be large enough to accommodate your pet comfortably and have adequate ventilation. If the carrier has wheels on the bottom, they must be locked or removed so that the container does not move around while the aircraft is in flight.

• Do not administer sleep medication on your pet. Due to the risk of health complications, Pacific Airlines will not transport any animal that has been artificially sedated.

For more information, visit www.pacificairlines.com.