China Airlines Pet Policy: Traveling with Dogs & Cats

Complete guide to flying with pets on China Airlines. Fees, crate requirements, and cargo vs. cabin rules for your furry friends.

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✈️ In-Cabin

Not Allowed

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Weight Limit

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Pets must travel as checked baggage in cargo.

📦 Checked / Cargo

Available

Fee: Excess Baggage Rate

Charged as 1.5x - 2x the normal excess baggage weight rate.

Last Updated: 2024-02

Stress-Free Travel for Your Furry Friends & Gear

Traveling with more than just a suitcase can be complicated. Every airline has its own set of rules, weight limits, and fee structures for pets and special equipment.

**In-Cabin vs. Cargo**: Understand weight limits and kennel requirements for bringing pets into the cabin.
**Sporting Equipment**: From bicycles to golf clubs and skis—see which airlines offer generous allowances and which charge high fees.
**Musical Instruments**: High-value items need extra protection. Learn about seat-buying options for oversized instruments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I always bring my pet in the cabin?

A: No, it depends on the airline, aircraft type, and pet weight. Generally, pets under 8kg (including carrier) may be allowed in-cabin on many airlines, but not on all routes or carriers (e.g., most UK-bound flights require cargo transport).

Q: Do I need to pay extra for a bicycle?

A: Usually, yes. While some airlines include bikes in your standard baggage allowance if they meet weight limits, most charge a flat "special equipment" fee ranging from $50 to $200.