Flying animals by plane requires careful planning to ensure the welfare of the animals and the smooth execution of the process. Here is the general process:

1. Preliminary tests
Airline requirements: Check the airline's policy on flying animals, as each airline may have different rules.
Health of the animal: The health of the animal must be checked and make sure that it is suitable for the trip. You may need to get a health certificate from a veterinarian.
2. Types of flight
On the plane in the cabin: small animals (usually up to 8-10 kilograms) can travel in the cabin in a special box.
On the plane in the luggage compartment: larger animals must be transported in the luggage compartment, in a suitable box.

3. A suitable box
Approved box: make sure to purchase a suitable box that meets the requirements of the airline and includes sufficient ventilation, room to move, and a pleasant area.
Marking a box: Mark the box with the animal's name, its owner's details, and a contact phone number.
4. Advance coordination
Booking in advance: Booking a place for the animal in advance is important, especially in the busy seasons.
Payment: The special transportation fee for animals must be paid.
5. The day of the flight
Early arrival: Arrive at the airport earlier than the usual time to make sure there is enough time for the processes.
Preparation before the flight: make sure the animal has not eaten before the flight (usually 4-6 hours before takeoff).
6. During the flight
Keep calm: where the animal is, it is important to keep it as calm as possible. You can talk to him or put a favorite toy in the box.

7. Destination arrival
Collection: Upon arrival, collect the animal from the trunk quickly to avoid additional stress.
Medical examination: If there is any doubt about the animal's health after the flight, contact a veterinarian.
Summary
Flying animals requires advance preparation and attention to every detail to ensure the well-being of the animal.