Understanding New CDC Regulations Affecting Air Travel With Dogs
Changes in Air Travel Regulations: What You Need to Know
New CDC regulations surrounding air travel are significantly changing the way we fly with our furry companions. These regulations were introduced to minimize health risks, particularly the spread of rabies in dogs. Here’s a closer look at the new guidelines:
- Increased Documentation: Pet owners must now provide accurate vaccination records for dogs from over 96 countries with high rabies risks.
- New Airline Policies: Airlines are struggling to keep up with these changes, leading to customer confusion and frustration.
- Rising Demand for Pet Travel Services: Services like Bark Air are emerging to cater to increased demand for safe pet transportation.
The Impact on Airlines and Travellers
The new regulations have placed a burden on airlines, causing delays and longer processing times for pet travel. Passengers are reporting unexpected paperwork and increased fees which airlines are now implementing to accommodate the new rules.
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