Airline pet policy

Condor pet policy

Condor takes dogs and cats in the cabin (1 per passenger) and dogs and cats as checked baggage (1 per passenger), but not as cargo on the routes we cover.

Policy checked Oct 26, 2026Source: Condor By the CollarPass team

In cabinAcceptedDogs and cats1 per passengerRead the route rules Checked baggageAcceptedDogs and cats1 per passengerRead the route rules CargoNot acceptedNot carried on the routes we cover.Read the route rules

In the cabin

Pets in the cabin travel in a carrier under the seat in front of you. The rows below are per route, so check yours.

Dogs and cats

Accepted

Condor takes one dog or cat in the cabin per passenger, up to 8 kg including a soft carrier (about 55 × 40 × 23 cm).

1 per passenger
1 per crate
Max 8 kg incl. crate
Crate 55 × 40 × 23 cm
At least 4 months old

Not for snub-nosed breeds

Before you fly: Book online at least 24 hours before departure (unbooked pets cost extra at the airport).

Snub-nosed (brachycephalic) dogs and cats aren't carried at all.
Condor doesn't carry pets to or from China, Dubai, Sharjah, the UK, Jamaica, Mauritius, Panama, South Africa or Antigua.

Sources: Travelling with pets · Conditions of carriage — travelling with pets · Checked Oct 26, 2026

As checked baggage

Pets in the hold as checked baggage check in with you at the desk and fly on the same flight.

Dogs and cats

Accepted

Condor takes one dog or cat in the hold per passenger, in a crate 55 or 75 cm wide, on Condor's own direct flights.

1 per passenger
1 per crate

Not for snub-nosed breeds

Before you fly: Book at least 48 hours before departure; only on Condor's own direct flights.

American Staffordshire Terriers, pit bulls, Staffordshire Bull Terriers, Bull Terriers, Rottweilers and other listed dangerous dogs (12 breeds) and their mixes aren't carried.
Pets must generally be at least 4 months old, and 7 months to enter the EU from an unlisted country.

Sources: Travelling with pets · Conditions of carriage — travelling with pets · Checked Oct 26, 2026

As cargo

Pets flying alone go as cargo, usually through the airline’s freight arm, with different drop-off and collection rules.

Rabbits and ferrets

Not accepted

Condor's passenger pages only cover dogs and cats; other pets have to be asked about first, and its cargo 'live animals' product is booked through freight partners.