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Ordinary pets use Cathay Cargo, not the normal cabin or checked-baggage flow.

Ordinary pets are not accepted in the cabin or hold; assistance dogs are a separate process.

Cabin travel is available only through the Flying with Pets programme on selected nonstop flights from Hong Kong to Japan. A separate checked-baggage policy applies to other qualifying outbound routes.

The current public cargo page says live animals are not accepted.

Dogs, cats and rabbits can travel as checked baggage; ordinary pets are not accepted in cabin.

Passenger checked-pet and cargo are separate policies; never merge them.

International accompanied pets travel in the hold; unaccompanied pets use JAL Cargo.

International pets travel in the hold, not in cabin.

Cabin: up to 7 kg combined. Hold: up to 45 kg combined, subject to route and aircraft.

Cabin up to 7 kg; checked up to 45 kg, subject to route and aircraft.

Dogs and cats travel as checked baggage; ordinary pets are not accepted in cabin.

International pet travel from Australia uses freight and an approved pet-travel specialist.

The passenger pet product is mainly domestic; international pets use cargo/approved freight forwarders.

Ordinary pets travel as cargo, not in the cabin or as normal checked baggage.

Small dogs and cats up to 8 kg combined can use cabin; larger pets can use the hold.

Cabin up to 8 kg; hold below 75 kg combined, subject to route and aircraft.

Small dogs and cats can use cabin; hold has published weight/dimension limits and route embargoes.

Peqaboo has not reduced the current official page to a stable reviewed rule set.

Small pets can use cabin on selected routes; public cargo access is materially restricted.

Cabin pet is limited to published regional markets; ordinary checked pet is not a general public product.