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When traveling with SAS, you can take your pet with you. It will travel safely and in comfort, either in the cabin or in the cargo section.
The number of pets allowed on each flight is limited. Contact Customer Service to reserve a space for your pet. Do this as soon as possible, but no later than 24 hours before departure. Have the carrier measurements at hand when calling.
You are required to fill out a document before traveling with animals, except for on domestic flights in Sweden, Norway and Denmark.
Depending on the animals' breed, size and weight they can travel as a carry-on, be checked in or transported with SAS Cargo.
Only small cats and dogs can accompany you in the cabin, except for in SAS Business where no pets/animals are allowed. Other pets/animals must travel in the cargo hold.
If you wish to bring a kitten or puppy, it must be at least eight weeks old. If it is less than 14 weeks old, you need a veterinary's certificate stating it is approved for air transport.
Pets or animals are not permitted on charter flights with SAS.
Service dogs, emotional support animals or other service animals, such as rescue dogs, travel for free in the cabin with SAS, when on active duty. You can bring one service animal per person.
Remember to have the correct documentation certifying your pet's health for entering and traveling through all countries on your journey. If possible, your pet should have a microchip or a tattoo as well as a pet passport for travel within or to the EU.
Different countries have different conditions for bringing animals in to the country. For this reason you need to have all the necessary information before booking your ticket.
If you are continuing your trip on another airline, other rules may apply.
At SAS, you pay a flat rate per container/carrier and direction including connections. All fees apply one-way travel.
Route | Pet in cabin | Pet in cargo hold |
---|---|---|
Domestic flights | 420 DKK 550 NOK 550 SEK 55 EUR 60 USD |
680 DKK 950 NOK 950 SEK 90 EUR 100 USD |
European and Scandinavian flights | 550 DKK 750 NOK 750 SEK 75 EUR 80 USD |
1250 DKK 1740 NOK 1740 SEK 169 EUR 195 USD |
Flights to/from Asia and the US | 740 DKK 990 NOK 990 SEK 99 EUR 105 USD |
2020 DKK 2800 NOK 2800 SEK 270 EUR 310 USD |
Each passenger can bring one container/carrier, holding up to two animals, as carry-on baggage. The maximum weight of a container/carrier, including the animal, is 8 kg.
We follow operational regulations and guidelines to keep your animal safe and healthy when traveling in the cabin.
At SAS, you pay a flat rate per container/carrier and direction, outbound or inbound, including connections. Service dogs travel for free in the cabin with SAS, when on active duty. You can bring one service animal per person.
We follow operational regulations and guidelines to keep your animal safe and healthy when traveling in our cargo hold.
When animals are transported in the cargo hold the air pressure and temperature are the same as in the passenger cabin. The availability of oxygen in the cargo hold for live animals limits the number and size of the animals that we can transport on the same flight.
Service animals and pets are welcome in the lounge as long as they remain in their carriers and with their owners at all times.
To ensure the comfort and safety of all of our guests, there are some restrictions you have to follow:
There are some restrictions you have to follow when you travel with a pet.