
We
accept small, domesticated dogs, cats and birds
that will fit in an approved carrier under the seat. This would mean
no larger than 8.5" high
X 17" long X 12" wide for in-cabin travel. AirTran currently employs two aircraft types: Boeing 717-200 & Boeing 737-700. The pet carrier dimensions are the same for both aircraft.
The
weight of the pet plus carrier cannot exceed 15 pounds or roughly 7 kilos.
Airfare for a pet is $65.00 one-way.
If you are traveling to Freeport, Grand Bahama Island, the regulations are stricter.
AirTran Airways transports only domesticated dogs and cats (birds are not permitted)
in the passenger cabin of the aircraft to/from Freeport***, Grand Bahama Island,
Bahamas. In order to transport a dog or cat to the Bahamas, you must have the
following documents in your possession at departure:
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Bahamas Ministry
of Agriculture Permit. To obtain this permit,
please contact the Bahamas Ministry Agriculture
at 242-352-2144. The permit is $15.00. This
permit must be presented to Bahamian Customs
upon entry to the country.
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Health certificate
obtained from a veterinarian within 24 hours
of departure (this is separate from the above-mentioned
permit). If the health certificate expires
prior to your return flight, the cat/dog
will need to be examined by a veterinarian
in the Bahamas to obtain a new health certificate.
http://www.airtran.com/faq/q/can_i_bring_my_pet_on_the_flight.aspx
Contact: 800 247-8726
***NOTE: AirTran will be discontinuing service to Freeport as of September 4, 2007.
During periods of very hot or very cold weather the airline may require an ACCLIMATION CERTIFICATE. You can order this form online in our store.
http://www.pettravelstore.com/store-pet-immigration-forms1.html
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Microchips
Animals traveling internationally should have a microchip meeting ISO Standards 11784/11785.
CLICK HERE for details.
DISCLAIMER:
We attempt to provide the latest information,
however, sometimes a country or an airline
will change the rules without telling us.
Be sure to check with them before you leave.
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