When transporting a pet by a commercial airline, it is extremely important to understand their pet policy. These policies vary between airlines. Some allow small pets to fly in the cabin and others don’t. It is important to know the answers to all your questions before making your decision to fly your pet on any commercial airline. Can my pet fly in the cabin on Scoot? How much does it cost to fly a dog or cat on Scoot? What documents will I need? What are the carrier or crate requirements for Scoot? All your answers related to Scoot pet policy are answered below.
Note: It is important to mention that the pet policy of the airline that operates your pet’s route will preside over the policy of the airline that owns the route. This is important to note because if the operating airline changes during your trip, then you will likely need to claim and recheck your pet on the next airline. This will cause you to clear customs and enter the layover country. You will need time and extra documentation to accommodate this process during the layover unless flying domestically.
Classes of service offered to pets by commercial airlines
- In-Cabin: Pets traveling in the cabin must fly with an adult passenger and travel in an airline compliant
carrier stowed under the seat. - Checked Baggage: Pets traveling with a passenger that are not permitted in the cabin due to size or breed can be transported as checked baggage in the cargo hold.
- Air Cargo: Unaccompanied, very large pets or pets flying to countries that require that pets enter under air cargo will travel as manifest cargo in the hold.
Can my pet fly with me in the cabin? No (Service dogs only)
Can my pet fly with me as checked baggage? No
Can my pet fly as manifest cargo? No
Where is Scoot based?
Scoot [IATA:TR] is based out of in Singapore and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Singapore Airlines.
What countries does Scoot fly to?
Scoot offers service to pets to the following countries: Australia, Bangladesh, China, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Scoot Pet Policy – In Cabin
Scoot does not offer in-cabin services to any live animal except service dogs.
Service dog pet policy
All service dogs may fly in the cabin at no charge. They must be trained by an organization that specializes in service dog training to provide specific tasks for a person with a disability. Evidence of this training will be requested. Notice must be provided to the airline at least 48 hours prior to departure.
Service dogs must be suitably marked, muzzled, harnessed and leashed. They must fit in the space provided at their passenger’s feet without intruding on cabin operations or other passengers. They will not be seated in exit rows. They must be clean, mannerly and not show any signs of aggression toward other passengers or the flight crew. Passengers must provide an absorbent mat measuring at least 20″ x 30″ in case of accidents.
All service dogs are subject to the same requirements as regular dogs when traveling internationally. All import, export, health and rabies certificates must be available at check in. If your service dog is transiting Singapore, it must have a transit permit.
Scoot Pet Policy – Checked Baggage
Scoot does not offer checked baggage services to any live animal.
Scoot Pet Policy – Air Cargo
Scoot does not offer air cargo services to any live animal.
Private Jet Charter
Another option for pet owners who do not want their pet to fly in the cargo hold is a pet-friendly private jet charter. Your pet can fly in your lap, at your feet or beside you comfortably without being confined. We can arrange flights from anywhere in the world to anywhere you need to go on your time schedule, without the crowds or commotion of a commercial airport.
Other Information
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To the best of our ability, we ensure that recommendations given on PetTravel.com reflect the current regulations. We cannot predict how a given airline may enforce these regulations. Noncompliance may result in the need to deny your pet boarding privileges at the time of check in. We suggest that you minimize the disruptions that may occur by following Scoot pet policy.
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