Flying Pets to Corfu: The Private Jet Advantage

For a pet owner, the hardest part of any journey is the cargo hold. On a private jet, your animal flies in the cabin with you — and for a destination like Corfu, that changes the entire experience of travelling with a pet.

No cargo hold

On a scheduled flight, most larger dogs travel in the hold, separated from you, in a pressurised but noisy environment. On a private jet, your pet stays at your side in the cabin. The pressure, temperature and quiet of a private cabin are gentler on an animal, and the stress of the journey is dramatically reduced — for both of you.

Documentation and entry to Greece

Greece follows the EU pet passport scheme. Your dog or cat needs a microchip, a valid rabies vaccination (at least 21 days before travel), and an EU pet passport or an animal health certificate for non-EU residents. We help you confirm the paperwork before departure so arrival in Corfu is straightforward. For pets entering from outside the EU, the rules are stricter and worth arranging well in advance.

The cabin experience

Your pet travels in the cabin, not in a hold. A small dog or cat can sit on your lap or in a carrier beside you; a larger dog rests on the cabin floor on a familiar blanket. There are no other passengers to disturb, no queues at security, and no exposure to the stress of a busy terminal. You board together, fly together, and clear Corfu together.

Practical tips

• Bring your pet's familiar blanket or bed — the scent settles them in the cabin.
• Avoid feeding for a few hours before departure to prevent motion sickness.
• Keep vaccination records and the pet passport in your carry-on, not in checked luggage.
• Tell us your pet's size and breed when you request the quote so we select an aircraft with the right cabin.

For a pet owner, the difference between the cargo hold and the cabin is the difference between dread and ease. On the Corfu route, it is one of the most quietly valuable things a private jet offers.