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Q: "Can I take my cat or small dog in the cabin on LOT Polish Airlines?"

"LOT Polish Airlines permits cats and small dogs in the cabin. The combined weight of the pet and carrier must not exceed 8kg. The soft carrier must fit under the seat in front. One pet per passenger. LOT charges a fee for in-cabin pets."

Q: "How much does it cost to bring a pet in the cabin on LOT?"

"LOT Polish Airlines charges a fee for in-cabin pets. The fee varies by route. Check LOT's current pet fee schedule on their website or when booking. Fees are in addition to your ticket price."

Q: "Does LOT Polish Airlines accept large dogs as cargo?"

"LOT accepts larger dogs as checked baggage or cargo. IATA-compliant hard-sided crates are required. Dogs must have a valid health certificate and current vaccinations. Breed restrictions apply to brachycephalic types."

Q: "What does my pet need to travel to Poland with LOT?"

"Pets entering Poland (an EU member state) from non-EU countries need an Animal Health Certificate (AHC) in EU format, microchip, and current rabies vaccination. Dogs entering from non-EU countries also need tapeworm treatment 1-5 days before arrival. EU pet passport holders from EU countries can travel with just the passport."

Question 1

Can I take my cat or small dog in the cabin on LOT Polish Airlines?

Answer

LOT Polish Airlines permits cats and small dogs in the cabin. The combined weight of the pet and carrier must not exceed 8kg. The soft carrier must fit under the seat in front. One pet per passenger. LOT charges a fee for in-cabin pets.

Question 2

How much does it cost to bring a pet in the cabin on LOT?

Answer

LOT Polish Airlines charges a fee for in-cabin pets. The fee varies by route. Check LOT’s current pet fee schedule on their website or when booking. Fees are in addition to your ticket price.

Question 3

Does LOT Polish Airlines accept large dogs as cargo?

Answer

LOT accepts larger dogs as checked baggage or cargo. IATA-compliant hard-sided crates are required. Dogs must have a valid health certificate and current vaccinations. Breed restrictions apply to brachycephalic types.

Question 4

What does my pet need to travel to Poland with LOT?

Answer

Pets entering Poland (an EU member state) from non-EU countries need an Animal Health Certificate (AHC) in EU format, microchip, and current rabies vaccination. Dogs entering from non-EU countries also need tapeworm treatment 1-5 days before arrival. EU pet passport holders from EU countries can travel with just the passport.

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