Can my dog fly in the cabin with Condor?
Yes, if your dog and its carrier together weigh no more than 8 kg. The carrier can be at most 55 × 40 × 23 cm.
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Hi, I'm Merlot — a 30 kg Golden Retriever and trained Service Dog. Here's Condor's pet policy exactly as published on its own official pages: the cabin rules, the hold, what changes for trained service dogs, and booking basics. Where Condor doesn't publish a fixed number, I say so directly instead of guessing.
Last verified: 2026-10-20. Rules change — always confirm with the airline before booking.
A worked example first, then each rule in detail.
Worked example
Take a 7.2 kg Miniature Schnauzer — bearded, bright, and endlessly game for anything. At 7.2 kg, that dog fits inside Condor's 8 kg cabin limit.
Now every rule, sourced and dated.
Condor allows dogs and cats in the cabin, up to 8 kg including the carrier. The carrier must be no larger than 55 × 40 × 23 cm. Per person per leg: $75 (Germany domestic / short-haul Europe), $90 (short/medium-haul e.g. Greece, Turkey, Cyprus, Egypt, Morocco, Canary Islands), $115 (medium/long-haul e.g. USA, Canada, Mexico, Thailand, Kenya, UAE-related routes). Unregistered pet at the airport: $145 one-way. Fees shown in USD on the fetched US-locale page - may be listed in EUR on European-locale pages. Book online during ticket purchase, up to 24h before departure.
Condor transports pets in the cargo hold. Non-stop flights only (no connections on partner-airline flights). Book by providing weight+carrier dimensions+breed, generally up to 48h before departure (the official page gives slightly inconsistent wording on the exact cutoff). Carrier options: 55cm box (80x55x100cm) or 75cm box (125x75x100cm). Unregistered-pet airport fee: $170 (55cm box) or $260 (75cm box) one-way. Hold fees per person per leg range from $95-$310 depending on route zone and box size. NOT possible in hold to: Egypt, China, Jamaica, Mauritius, South Africa, UAE. Every passenger must complete and present a Live Animal Acceptance Checklist at check-in.
Condor accepts trained service dogs in the cabin, free of charge.
The Condor pet questions that come up most.
FAQ
Each answer checked against official sources on 2026-10-20.
Yes, if your dog and its carrier together weigh no more than 8 kg. The carrier can be at most 55 × 40 × 23 cm.
Yes, Condor accepts pets in the hold — Non-stop flights only (no connections on partner-airline flights). Book by providing weight+carrier dimensions+breed, generally up to 48h before departure (the official page gives slightly inconsistent wording on the exact cutoff). Carrier options: 55cm box (80x55x100cm) or 75cm box (125x75x100cm). Unregistered-pet airport fee: $170 (55cm box) or $260 (75cm box) one-way. Hold fees per person per leg range from $95-$310 depending on route zone and box size. NOT possible in hold to: Egypt, China, Jamaica, Mauritius, South Africa, UAE. Every passenger must complete and present a Live Animal Acceptance Checklist at check-in.
Yes, at no charge. Confirm required documentation with the airline before you fly.
Per person per leg: $75 (Germany domestic / short-haul Europe), $90 (short/medium-haul e.g. Greece, Turkey, Cyprus, Egypt, Morocco, Canary Islands), $115 (medium/long-haul e.g. USA, Canada, Mexico, Thailand, Kenya, UAE-related routes). Unregistered pet at the airport: $145 one-way. Fees shown in USD on the fetched US-locale page - may be listed in EUR on European-locale pages.
Every rule above traces to these official pages, checked on 2026-10-20. Confidence: high. Rules change — always confirm with the airline before booking.
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