Flying with pets on a GlobeAir private jet

Can I bring a pet on a private jet?

That’s a common question for discerning travellers who are also pet owners. Likewise, the GlobeAir customer care receives similar enquiries on a regular basis. The answer is affirmative. When you fly via GlobeAir, your pets are allowed in the cabins of our Citation Mustang jets. As easy as this sounds, there are still some regulations to follow.

How to fly comfortably with pets?

Bring a blanket with you: Bring your pet’s favourite bedding as a stress-relief measure while flying

Keep it comfortable: Make sure that your pet feels comfortable during the flight. You can always ask GlobeAir to arrange some special treats for him/her beforehand

Get your pet ready: Make sure that your pet knows the basic behavioural commands

We make boarding smooth for both passengers and pets. Here you find GlobeAir’s pet regulations and the associated costs.

Onboard rules

Your pet is kept on a leash, wears a muzzle and travels fastened
Your pet may be placed in a portable carry-on pet carrier, but that’s not mandatory
Your pet weighs a maximum of 8 kg. All special requests are treated on a case by case basis

GlobeAir fees

If you travel with a pet, you may be charged additional costs depending on your landing airport in the UK. You can find an overview of the applied fares below. For flights scheduled anywhere else in Europe, there will be no additional costs. In both cases, the liability of damages to the aircraft lies with the passenger.

Country-specific requirements

Depending on how you travel and the country where you are heading to, you may be required to bring along your pet’s passport. As well as this, your pets should be on top of their vaccinations boosters. No matter if you travel commercial or private, there are some stringent requirements which regulate pet entries abroad: these apply to both commercial and private flights because they are specific to the country you are entering. As the UK regulates pet travel very strictly, you can find all the UK regulations below.

A general tip when travelling abroad with your pets: always inform yourself about your destination’s requirements before travelling.

UK pets requirements

The list below compiles five of the conditions that your pet should meet when entering the UK. If your pet doesn’t meet all the conditions, he/she will not be considered for entry under the Pet Travel Scheme (PETS) and therefore will need to undergo quarantine.

Your pet is microchipped
Your pet is vaccinated against rabies
Your pet has received a blood test after the rabies vaccination
Six months have passed after the blood test
Your dog pets are treated for tick and Echinococcus (tapeworm). (The treatment must be administered by a veterinarian no less than 24 hours and no more than 48 hours before departure)

Approved UK airports and associated costs

EGSC, Cambridge: Free of charge
EGKB, Biggin Hill: € 300 for one pet | € 125 for each additional pet
EGLK, Blackbushe: € 300 for one pet | € 100 for each additional pet
EGTK, London Oxford: € 350 for one pet | € 150 for each additional pet
EGCC, Manchester: € 450 for one pet | €200 for each additional pet plus € 700 during Bank Holidays and Weekends
EGPH, Edinburgh: € 470 | out of hour fees apply
EGSS, London Stansted Airport: € 450 for one pet | € 150 for each additional pet
EGLF, Farnborough: € 300 for one pet | € 150 for each additional pet
EGBJ, Gloucestershire: € 200 for one pet | € 100 for each additional pet
EGNM, Leeds Bradford Airport: € 200 for one pet | € 100 for each additional pet
EGKK, Gatwick: € 650 per pet
EGMD, Lydd: € 300 for up to four pets