We understand the important role emotional support animals play in the well-being of their owners. As you embark on your journey with us‚ we're committed to ensuring a comfortable and stress-free experience for both you and your companion.
To make your travel seamless‚ please review our guidelines and services designed specifically for passengers with emotional support dogs. We’re here to assist you every step of the way and ensure that you and your furry friend have a pleasant flight.
The Emotional Support Dog form must be submitted no later than 7 days before your intended date of travel.
We welcome service dogs on board to assist with your needs and ensure your safety during travel.
Learn MoreTo ensure the comfort and safety of our travellers‚ both furry and human‚ please take note of the following important T&Cs:
In the interests of your pet's wellbeing‚ LIFT staff and/or agents are authorised to deny boarding on the day of travel if the criteria have not been met.
The health and safety of your dog is our top priority.
The onus is on the customer to consult a registered Veterinarian to inform them and gain their consent for the dog to travel in the cabin as well as obtain the latest information before travelling with their dog(s) on board a Dog-Friendly flight.
No booking requests will be accepted unless the dog has been vaccinated according to current veterinary and our own requirements and documentary proof thereof must be presented.
The below information is required by LIFT when a customer requests Dog-In-Cabin flight services on board one of our flights:
Age of Animal | Vaccination Requirements |
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10 to 12 Weeks | Combination Vaccine (5-in-1) |
Combination Vaccine (5-in-1) | |
12 Weeks + | Combination Vaccine (5-in-1) & Rabies |
Combination Vaccine (5-in-1) & Rabies | |
7 Years + | Vet book to confirm that pet is fit to travel |
Vet book to confirm that pet is fit to travel | |
By law‚ all dogs in South Africa must be vaccinated against Rabies | |
By law‚ all dogs in South Africa must be vaccinated against Rabies |