Pet Travel News

For an owner, waving goodbye as their pet prepares to fly can feel like a huge moment. For the experienced professionals looking after them, however, it is a carefully planned journey designed around safety, comfort and welfare.

When most people think about pets travelling by air, dogs and cats probably spring to mind first. But the world of pet travel is much more varied than you might imagine.

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Pet owners planning journeys from Great Britain to the EU or Northern Ireland this autumn should be aware of an important documentation deadline, with the transition period for the previous Animal Health Certificate (AHC) format ending on 30 September 2026.

For many pet owners, the thought of their dog, cat or other companion travelling by air can feel daunting. It’s natural to wonder what happens once your pet leaves your side, but the reality is that animal welfare is at the heart of every professionally managed pet journey.

This month, IATA released new guidance designed to help airlines deliver a safer, more consistent experience for passengers travelling with their pets by air.

If you’re planning to travel from Great Britain to Europe with your dog, cat or ferret, it’s important to be aware of the new EU pet travel rules introduced in April 2026.