Carriage of animals Sample Clauses

The 'Carriage of animals' clause defines the terms and conditions under which animals may be transported by the carrier. It typically outlines requirements such as proper documentation, health certifications, and the type of containers or enclosures needed for safe transport. This clause ensures that both the carrier and the shipper understand their responsibilities, helping to safeguard animal welfare during transit and clarify liability in case of injury, loss, or death of the animals.
Carriage of animals. Transportation of live animals is limited for the animal’s, passenger’s or flight’s security. Therefore, this service is only available on some routes and aircraft according to applicable legal regulations and the policies set forth by THE CARRIER.
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Carriage of animals. 7.1 Only cat and dog can be accepted on the Carrier’s flight, in cabin or hold, subject to weight, size limits and availability. See the definition of Animal and Service Animal. Female animals which have given birth within the preceding forty-eight hours shall not be carried. Veterinary certificate authorizing carriage by air is required for pregnant female animal. 7.2 In application of the French law, carriage of category 1 dogs (attack dogs) is forbidden regardless of the method of carriage (hold, freight or cabin). 7.3 It is the Passenger’s responsibility to provide all the required documents including but not limited to up-to-date health certificate, vaccinations, passport of the dog or cat and any document required for the entry or exit of the state of destination. Anyway, the dog or cat shall be at least 12 weeks of age and has to be in compliance with the veterinary prescription of the states of departure, transit and destination. We remind you that since July, 3th of 2011, a new regulation is in force. To the extent of exception stated in the regulation, Electronic chip is necessary to identify the animal for travel inside the European Union, except when the dog and cat are tattooed before this date and the tattoo is legible. This regulation is available on the French Ministry of Farming, Fishing and Food: ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇/animaux-de-compagnie 7.4 Cats and dogs may be carried in the cabin (see article 7.6) or in the hold subject to their being in a cage specifically designed for transportation by air (materials, and closure mechanism in particular) and payment of a surcharge 7.5 The cage must be large enough to enable the cat or dog to stand up and turn around. Only one dog or cat per cage is permitted. In case the cage does not meet standards, the animal may be notcarried. 7.6 The weight of a dog or a cat traveling in cabin must be less than 7 kg, including the cage or bag. The animal will travel in the hold if its weight is higher. The cage or bag shall not exceed the following dimensions: L 40cm X H 23cm X D 55cm. Priority should be given to soft bag which can be more easily placed under the seat in front of the passenger. The Carrier however reserves the right to refuse to carry the cat or dog if it considers that its safety/health or that of persons or property is not guaranteed or if the conditions of paragraph 7 are not respected. 7.7 The Carrier however reserves the right to refuse to carry the cat or dog if it considers that ...
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