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1. www.aircanada.com › ca › enAir Canada - Travelling with your Pet

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   Pets travelling via Air Canada Cargo. When your pet has to travel alone, for a variety of animals, including cats and dogs. Air Canada Cargo ships a wide variety of animals, from cats and dogs to hatching eggs, insects and tropical fish. You can be sure that your pet will travel safely and comfortably to its destination.

2. www.aircanada.com › cargo › assetsFOR LIE ANIMALS - Air Canada

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   EXCEPTIONS TO THE CHECKLIST: Birds, tropical fish, rodents or any similar small animals to be sold and distributed through pet stores, live seafood and crustaceans for the purpose of human consumption. SECTION 1 – SHIPPER’S CERTIFICATION Check the appropriate box. In addition to having completed all advance arrangements, is this consignment ...

3. www.insidelogistics.ca › certification › air-canadaAir Canada re-certified to carry live animals - Inside Logisitics

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   Sep 15, 2022 · Air Canada was the first airline to receive the CEIV Live Animals certification in 2018, a standardized global certification program to improve and reinforce the safety and welfare of animals travelling by air. As part of the recertification process, a thorough audit was conducted by IATA’s specialists, who reviewed Air Canada Cargo’s live ...

4. aircanada.investorroom.com › 2022/09/14-Air-CanadaAir Canada Becomes First Airline to Receive IATA ...

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   Sep 14, 2022 · Airline awarded the Center of Excellence for Independent Validators for Live Animals Logistics (CEIV Live Animals) certificate In 2021, Air Canada Cargo safely transported over 11,500 different...

5. dailyhive.com › vancouver › air-canada-safeAir Canada becomes first airline re-certified for the safe ...

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   Sep 14 2022, 8:45 pm. Vera Larina/Shutterstock. Air Canada just became the first airline re-certified by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) for the safe transport of live animals. According to Air Canada Cargo, it safely transported over 11,500 different animal shipments across its network in 2021.

6. mraircanada.mediaroom.com › 2018/08/09Transporting Live Animals: Air Canada Cargo's Position As An ...

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   Aug 9, 2018 · First airline to receive the new Center of Excellence for Independent Validators for Live Animals Logistics (CEIV Live Animals) Certification In 2017, Air Canada Cargo handled over 18,000...

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   Does Air Canada have a live animal certification?

   • Air Canada was the first airline to receive the CEIV Live Animals certification in 2018, a standardized global certification program to improve and reinforce the safety and welfare of animals travelling by air.

   Air Canada re-certified to carry live animals - Inside Logistics

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   Is Air Canada safe for animals?

   • Air Canada just became the first airline re-certified by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) for the safe transport of live animals. According to Air Canada Cargo, it safely transported over 11,500 different animal shipments across its network in 2021.

   Air Canada becomes first airline re-certified for the safe

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   Is Air Canada re-certifying a pet?

   • IATA specialists conducted a thorough review of Air Canada Cargo’s live animal transport policies and procedures as part of the re-certification process. In July, Air Canada announced that it would not allow pets to travel in cargo hold until mid-September. This was due to the long delays and wait times that plagued airports and airlines.

   Air Canada becomes first airline re-certified for the safe

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   Does Air Canada have a pet policy?

   • Most passengers wish to bring along their animals when flying to international/domestic destinations. The Air Canada pet policy facilitates animal travel and ensures their safety as well. To fly with your furry beings without any hassle, you will have to go through the rules of this policy beforehand.

   Air Canada Pet Policy – Airfleetrating

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   How many animals did Air Canada Transport in 2021?

   • According to Air Canada Cargo, it safely transported over 11,500 different animal shipments across its network in 2021. Because of this, the airline was also awarded the Center of Excellence for Independent Validators for Live Animals Logistics (CEIV Live Animals) certificate.

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   Does Air Canada have a pet kennel?

   • Air Canada has designated holding facilities where your pet will stay between connecting flight, as well as comfort stops and overnight stays with Air Canada Cargo partner kennels. Service Animal Policies: Traveling with a certified service animal that assists passengers is free of charge on Air Canada.

   Air Canada Pet Policies - DOGS ON PLANES

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8. www.airlogisticsinternational.com › content › newsAir Canada renews CEIV Live Animals certificate

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   Sep 20, 2022 · Air Canada has renewed its IATA CEIV Live Animals certificate, making it the first airline to be re-certified. The programme was launched in 2018 to provide a standardised global certificate to improve animal transportation, and Air Canada was the first airline to be certified.