You must contact Singapore Airlines Reservations directly to make travel arrangements for your pet; space is often limited.
What methods of transport does Singapore Air provide for my pet?
- Checked as baggage in pressurized and temperature controlled area of your aircraft.
- Shipped as cargo in pressurized and temperature controlled area.
Does my pet qualify for travel with Singapore Airlines?
Pets that meet the following qualifications can travel with Singapore Airlines:
- Most birds are not allowed.
- Dogs and cats must be over 6 months old.
- Snub-nosed dogs are not allowed.
- The following breeds and cross breeds of dogs are not allowed: Pit bull, American pit bull, American Staffordshire terrier, Staffordshire bull terrier, American bulldog, Neapolitan Mastiff, Tosa, Akita, Dogo Argentino and Fila Brazillero.
- Your pet can comfortably remain in its kennel for the entire flight.
- The kennel meets all requirements (see below for more information).
- Your pet has all necessary health documents (see below for more information).
Does my pet qualify to be shipped as cargo?
If you would prefer your pet travel unaccompanied, contact Singapore Airlines for more information.
What are the fees associated with pet transport?
Fees are determined by method of travel as well as kennel size and weight.
What are the kennel requirements?
Below are some of Singapore Airlines' kennel requirements:
- Be leak-proof and escape-proof.
- Be properly ventilated, but not allow any part of the animal from protruding outside of the container.
- Provide enough room for the animal to stand and turn around.
- Be made of metal, wood, or a hard plastic/composite.
- Contain absorbent material or litter.
What health documentation is required?
Many Countries require health documents. As it is the passenger's responsibility to be aware of all regulations, you should consult your veterinarian and the local Embassy to ensure that your animal will comply with all requirements.
Are there any other restrictions?
Singapore Air can refuse to transport an animal due to illness, aggressive behavior, poor kenneling, or extreme temperatures at origin, transfer, or destination airports.
More Information
Please contact the airline directly for information about traveling with a service animal.

