Flying a pet out of Japan means reading ten airlines’ policies one site at a time, in two languages, and hoping the page you landed on is current. This dataset pulls those policies into one structured table: for 10 international airlines on Japan-outbound routes, what travels in the cabin, what goes as checked baggage, and what has to fly cargo.
Each airline is one record. The fields cover the questions that actually decide whether the trip is possible — weight and carrier-dimension limits, brachycephalic (short-nosed) breed restrictions, the documents you need, and the fees.
What’s in it
- 10 airlines, Japan outbound, with cabin / checked-baggage / cargo handling laid out per airline.
- Weight limits, carrier dimensions, breed restrictions, required documents, and fees as separate fields.
- English and Japanese, in CSV, JSON, and Parquet.
How it’s sourced
Every record carries the airline’s own policy URL and the date it was checked, plus a confidence rating — 6 high, 4 medium across the set. Where an airline doesn’t publish a value, the field is marked unknown rather than filled with a guess, so you can tell “this airline allows 8kg in cabin” apart from “no one has confirmed this yet.”
When to use it
- Pet-relocation and travel services — a starting reference you can check against the airline before you advise a client.
- A pet-friendly flight comparison — structured fields drop straight into a comparison table or filter.
- Research and content — sourced, dated rows you can cite instead of re-scraping ten sites.
Get it
- Free on Hugging Face (CC BY 4.0): dataset page.
A sourced snapshot for reference, not travel advice. Airline policies change — confirm the current rules with the airline before booking.