are these crates IATA CR82 compliance??
2060634
Yes they are, but keep in mind it only pertains to the "production" of the crate. For example, all of the consumer requirements (i.e. "live pet" label, externally accessible water and food container, etc. would be the responsibility of the pet owner.
274887
According to another website..."The Remington Plastic Dog Kennel meets both international (IATA) and domestic (USDA) air travel requirements."
486035
Don't know about 'enclosure approved' but, both the external box and the bulb stem carry the US UL Approved labels.
720350
Yes, they are not detected BUT were detected by TSA only when they noticed something else in my carry on , TSA did let me keep it , they were NOT noticed by carnival or Royal Caribbean...
1231472
They shipped it to me in the Peoples' Republic of California, so my guess is yes. Usually if things are illegal here they won't even offer to send them. Even if it weren't, it works, and it is very reasonably priced. If the air resources board comes to visit, it is easier to get forgiveness than permission.
981464
I don't know. Sorry. I ordered Bounty Chocolate Cases (2) last year and they never reached me. Decision by supplier was reached/assumed that they boxes were held at U.S. customs.
229825
I don't know off the top of my head. It should be listed in the ad for the product. We use them in our30" wire crates.
1559160
Mine were the same when I received but they worked fine. The seals are intact and the plastic package is just like inside the box. I don't need the box.
1984527
They have a safety seal. I purchased this product, and 2 of 4 containers in the package were open. There is no way to receive a refund either. Buy at your own risk
859564
Yes, there are three crates and this is a better price than I paid last year. I think I will get some more. Thanks for calling my attention to it.
2112564
I'm not sure, I did not keep the molded plastic case they arrived in. If I had to guess, I would say no, most likely China
475134
Wire crates are not for airline transport. I don't know of any airline that accepts them. You have to use two piece plastic clamshells with steel fasteners or aluminum body crates. Be aware that inside dimensions on plastic clamshells are significantly smaller than outside dimensions (unlike wire crates). In some situations, the airline may charge based on the combined weight of the container & dog. Always check the specific airline way in advance for specific rules. Many cargo holds are not climate controlled so you have be careful about shipping dogs in very hot or cold weather on the wrong airline. Most airlines will have a web page specifically about shipping animals. There are also animal transporters that do it by vehicle for breeders, rescues, and individuals. Can be an attractive option but do your homework first. Separately, who do people bother to answer questions on here when they know they don't know the answer? A waste of everyone's time. Wire dog crates are designed to hold dogs. This is a pretty heavy and sturdy crate. They are not designed to support weight on top of them especially something like a laundry bag in the center which would not be supported by a frame. Some people will put wood tops on them but you have to make sure the top covers the whole crate and is supported by the frame all the way around. Frame wires are heavier/stronger than fill wires (the cross hatching wires inside the outer frame wires).
2021039
Definitely check with the airline. Softsided crates such as the Sherpa are often permitted for small dogs/puppies and cats for under the seat in the cabin. This crate has an aluminum frame that may not work for under the seat. Soft crates are NOT permitted for larger dogs shipped in the cargo area. Those crates need solid sides such as plastic or metal. They must be large enough for the dog to stand up, have food/water dishes, be labelled as containing a live animal, and have ventilation.
72365
According to the "pocketmonkey" site they are TSA complianthttp://zootilitytools.com/
2050353
I would say no on this. I'm 99.9% sure simply based on the fact that N20 canisters, on this site and others, can only be shipped by ground. If you notice when you order they aren't available for next day or even 2 day shipping. Given that, I doubt any Major Airline full of people can allow them when a flight full of boxes won't.
2142725
We had no issues when we flew our pup in this. The carrier was United and it was a domestic flight... So I am not sure what the regulations are for international flights. However, I have seen people manually drill holes after they have the crate. We thought the crate was great for the price and would recommend it.
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i think they are but I am not 100% sure. I purchased them for coupons so I didn't need to worry about them being archival quality. Have you sent a message to the seller?