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I'm sure it depends on the airline - but Yes, I've seen someone bring a rabbit onto a plane. He got in trouble though, because he let it out of its cage at the boarding gate, and it was hopping all over the waiting area!
t_maia2000
You should not do this for fun, because being on an airplane is very stressful for a rabbit. There have been instances where rabbits broke down from heart failure in the vet's room - simply after having been taken there for an easy check-up. They just couldn't cope with the stress of being outside their normal enviroment.
floridaman39us
Call the airline. Make sure the rabbit is not caged next to a snake. Make sure there are no snakes on the plane.
kimiq_ca
There's no restrictions really as to what type of pet you can bring on an airline - it would depend on the airline's policy - you should be able to bring your rabbit as long as its in a pet carrier. It also depends on where you are travelling - certain countries will restrict you from bringing a pet with you unless they have been quarantined for up to 6 months.. that is to avoid your pet bring any new diseases into the country.
Juliane
I would say no, but if you go to the website or call the airlines, you can find out.
Sadie
Every airline is different!
Italy
For what concern the air company I travel for a rabbit is considered a pet and if its weight does not exceed 10 kg he can travel in cabin with his owner (maximum 2 petc in an aircraft). However, every company has its own rules, therefore, it is better to check directly with them.
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