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What you have to do to bring your pet dog or cat into
(or back into) Britain through the Pet
Travel Scheme (or PETS for short) without putting it into quarantine.
This site also tells you about quarantine
in Britain for animals that don’t qualify for PETS.
Dog and Cat Travel And Risk Information
(DACTARI). This is a scheme to find out about the occurrence
of exotic diseases in dogs and cats in Great Britain.
What's new
4 December 2003 - Virgin Atlantic have a new route
from Orlando Florida to London Gatwick starting 5 December 2003.
2 December 2003 - Information about the new EU
pet passport is available.
18 November 2003 - bmi british midland have new
routes from Tenerife North and South to London Heathrow starting
24 November 2003. Britannia Airways Cargo have a new route from
Bridgetown, Barbados to London Gatwick.
3 November 2003 - American Airlines Cargo have
announced the following new routes from the USA: Boston, Chicago,
Los Angeles, Miami and New York (JFK) to London Heathrow.
31 0ctober 2003 - British Airways are introducing
three new routes from New York (JFK), Los Angeles (LAX) and Chicago
(ORD) to London Heathrow. (Starting 1 November 2003)
30 October 2003 - P&O ferries have two new
routes from Rotterdam (Europort) and Zeebrugge to Hull (starting
4 November 2003).
20 October 2003 - There are 3 new routes with
Clay Lacy Aviation from Boeing Field (Seattle), Los Angeles and
Van Noyes (California), all to London Gatwick. In each case the
plane must be booked, not just the ticket.
16 October 2003 - NetJets Transportes Aereos SA
have announced the following new routes:
From the US: Bangor, Chicago (O'Hare), Dallas
(Love), Detroit, Farmingdale, Houston, Los Angeles, Memphis, Miami,
Minneapolis, New York (JFK), New York (Teterboro), Newark, Orlando,
San Francisco, Seattle and White Plains, and from Canada
flying from Gander, Goose Bay, Halifax, Montreal (Darval), Montreal
(Mirabel), St John's, Stephenville and Winnipeg.
All these routes fly to London Heathrow and will operate from 15
October 2003. In all cases, the plane must be booked, not just the
seat.
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