What happened WestJet? You used to be the friendly airline. It took WestJet 2 days to decide whether her dog would be accepted to fly. So I missed the competition and had to forfeit entry fees and other show expenses. My dog was 5 pounds over the 100 pound “limit” and considered “too big” for cargo shipment. Similar sized dogs travelling to the competition were either not weighed, or granted some leeway. Inconsistently applied rules don’t make for happy customers. I couldn’t cancel my flight because the timeline had passed to do so online and we all know what the wait times are when you try to call! Yay more time out of my life I’ll never get back to deal with that. He is a show dog and this is his regular kennel. Dog has to be able stand, turn around and lay down which he does. Website indicates cargo accepts pets up to 160 pounds. So my 25 inch, 85 pound dog was not able to travel on WestJet, period. After sitting in the cargo office for two and a half hours they told me his shipment was rejected because he is too big for his kennel. I arrived at the Cargo office at 6:20 am, 3 1/2 hours before the flight departed to make sure he got checked in and I could get to the main terminal and through security for my flight. I booked Marshall’s cargo ticket for travel the following day and changed my flight as well. We were booked to fly from Calgary and when I went to check in, they weighed him and his kennel and denied board because he was slightly over the limit. Thanks to WestJet, Marshall and I are unable to fly to Vancouver island for the year end competition.
Passengers travelling with PETC pets cannot travel in emergency exit seats or front-row seats with additional leg room.Passengers travelling to European Union member countries are required to have a pet passport with them for the pet they are travelling with. Passengers must have a health certificate, vaccination certificate and ID for the pet travelling with them.A maximum of 2 cats, 2 dogs or 2 birds can be transported in the same cage as long as they are mother and offspring or offspring from the same mother.
PETC pets are able to travel in the cabin as long as their cage does not exceed 32 cm x 32 cm x 50 cm.All pet transport requests (PETC or AVIH) are processed only through the Pegasus Call Centre or Travel Agencies.For all pets (PETC or AVIH) that will travel, it is the passenger's responsibility to meet the requirements of applicable legal regulations at departure, arrival, transfer and intermediate transit points. Permitted bird species may only carried on domestic flights and in the cabin. However, PETC pets, other than birds, can be carried in the cabin on all Pegasus flights, except those to England, Bahrain, Qatar, United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. AVIH pets are only allowed on our domestic flights.Pets over this weight will travel in the ventilated cargo compartment (AVIH). The maximum dimensions accepted by Pegasus are 32 cm x 32 cm x 50 cm. Pets weighing less than 8 kilogramscan be transported inside the cabin (PETC), in their cages or travel bags.Pregnant animals, kittens and dogs that have not been weaned, and nursing mothers are not allowed to fly.
Pets must be older than 12 weeks (3 months) to be accepted on the flight.American Pit Bull, American Staffordshire Terrier, Boxer, American Bulldog, Caucasian, Chow, Doberman, Dogo Argentinos, Fila Brazileiro, Japanese Tosa, Mastiff, Mastino Napoletano, Pit Bull Terrier, Presa Canario and Rottweiler breeds are not allowed. Kangal dogs can only be transported up to the age of six months.Wild, predatory, fighting dogs and birds are not allowed to be transported.
Only cats, dogs and birds are allowed on domestic flights, and only cats and dogs on international flights. Pet transportation on Pegasus flights is offered as a Special Service for an additional fee. Passengers with Reduced Mobility and Health Online Check-in Availabilities of Airports
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