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Flying with a dog on Transavia HV
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Flying with a dog on Transavia
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Thinking about flying with your dog on Transavia? Transavia 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.
🐾 Pet Travel
Breed restriction details
Fighting or attack-trained dogs and snub-nosed (brachycephalic) animals are subject to restrictions (separate help pages address these); emotional support animals and small rodents are not accepted.
Notes
Small dogs up to 10 kg (including carrier) allowed in cabin only. No cargo option. Snub-nosed breeds not permitted.
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 Transavia before booking.
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Flying with a dog on Transavia: FAQ
Can I bring my dog in the cabin on Transavia? ▾
Yes. Transavia 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 Transavia? ▾
Yes. Transavia 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 Transavia? ▾
Transavia's in-cabin fee is around €50 per pet per one-way flight (HV flights); €60–€180 per pet per one-way flight (TO flights) €. Fees vary by route, so confirm the exact amount when you book.
Are there breed restrictions on Transavia? ▾
Yes. Transavia restricts certain breeds: Fighting or attack-trained dogs and snub-nosed (brachycephalic) animals are subject to restrictions (separate help pages address these); emotional support animals and small rodents are not accepted.. Check the breed rules for your dog before booking.
Does Transavia accept assistance dogs? ▾
Yes. Trained assistance dogs are accepted in the cabin, usually free of charge, with the required documentation. Contact Transavia in advance.