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Flying with a dog on Brussels Airlines SN

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Thinking about flying with your dog on Brussels Airlines? Brussels Airlines allows small dogs up to 8 kg in the cabin, and larger dogs travel in the hold. Below you'll find the full details before you book: weight limits, fees, breed restrictions, and the official rules.

Brussels Airlines dog policy at a glance

🐾  Pet Travel

In-Cabin Up to 8 kg
Cargo / Checked Available
Cabin Fee 25 €
Cargo Fee 60 €

Breed restriction details

Snub-nosed (brachycephalic) dogs and cats are subject to restrictions per a dedicated policy page.

Notes

Cats and small dogs can travel in the cabin, and cats and dogs may also travel in the hold. Restrictions apply to snub-nosed (brachycephalic) breeds. Specific cabin weight limits and fees are not stated in the available source.

🦮  Assistance Dogs Allowed

Before you fly

  • Up-to-date vaccinations and a valid health certificate are required.
  • Dog + soft carrier must fit under the seat in front of you.
  • Combined dog + carrier weight must stay under 8 kg.
  • Larger dogs travel in the climate-controlled hold as cargo.
  • Reserve your dog's spot early, as places per flight are limited.
  • Certain breeds may be restricted. Check breed rules before booking.

Always double-check

Airline pet policies change often and vary by route, aircraft and season. Confirm the current rules directly with Brussels Airlines before booking.

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Flying with a dog on Brussels Airlines: FAQ

Can I bring my dog in the cabin on Brussels Airlines?

Yes. Brussels Airlines allows small dogs up to 8 kg (including the carrier) in the cabin, as long as the carrier fits under the seat in front of you.

Can my dog travel in cargo on Brussels Airlines?

Yes. Brussels Airlines transports dogs in the temperature-controlled hold. Advance booking and an IATA-compliant travel crate are usually required.

How much does it cost to fly a dog on Brussels Airlines?

Brussels Airlines's in-cabin fee is around 25 €, and the cargo fee is around 60 €. Fees vary by route, so confirm the exact amount when you book.

Are there breed restrictions on Brussels Airlines?

Yes. Brussels Airlines restricts certain breeds: Snub-nosed (brachycephalic) dogs and cats are subject to restrictions per a dedicated policy page.. Check the breed rules for your dog before booking.

Does Brussels Airlines accept assistance dogs?

Yes. Trained assistance dogs are accepted in the cabin, usually free of charge, with the required documentation. Contact Brussels Airlines in advance.

Last verified: 17 August 2026