Which airlines allow pets in cabin/cargo or not at all on Belgrade routes.
| Airline | Cabin | Cargo hold | Limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Air Serbia | ✓ dogs/cats | ✗ (no cargo) | up to 8 kg (pet + carrier weight) |
| Wizz Air | ✗ prohibited | ✗ prohibited | only assistance dogs |
| Lufthansa | ✓ up to 8 kg | ✓ from 8 to 75 kg | reservation required in advance |
| Turkish Airlines | ✓ up to 8 kg | ✓ dogs up to 75 kg | reservation in advance, no more than 1 pet per passenger |
| KLM | ✓ up to 8 kg | ✓ up to 75 kg | list of prohibited breeds for cargo |
| Air France | ✓ up to 8 kg | ✓ up to 75 kg | special IATA cages |
Wizz Air does not transport animals at all - neither in the cabin nor in cargo. If you have no other options, you will have to change the carrier.
Source: airserbia.com/en/info-and-help/travel-guidelines/traveling-with-your-pets
Air Serbia accepts animals only in the cabin. They do not go into the cargo hold.
The number of pets per flight is limited, so be sure to book in advance through the Customer Service Team, specifying the type of animal, weight, and carrier dimensions. Online check-in for pet transport is unavailable - handle everything at the airport counter.
A valid rabies vaccination and entry documents for the destination country are required (for Serbia - see the article "How to import a dog/cat into Serbia").
Source: wizzair.com - official animal transport policy.
Wizz Air does not accept animals either in the cabin or in the cargo hold. The only exception is official service dogs (assistance dogs) for passengers with disabilities. Emotional support animals are not included in this category.
If your Wizz Air flight to Belgrade (from Budapest, London, Vienna, etc.) carries a pet, it will be transported by a separate airline.
Direct flights from Russia to Serbia are usually unavailable - connections go through hubs:
When transferring, make sure the carrier meets the requirements of all airlines involved in the itinerary.
Before booking, check the airline's current rules - they may change.