"AIR" dog airline carrier Lunch & Dinner – Navy
Navy is the color that doesn't stand out on board and isn't out of place in the port. The "AIR"
Three details that count in everyday travel: an internal hook for securing it to a harness, a side pocket for pet ID and small items, and on the opposite side a tab and strap for attaching it to a rolling suitcase – so you have both hands free at the gate. New are five rubber feet on the bottom: the bag stands securely and stays clean, even on wet airport floors.
What size fits your dog?
The L size runs smaller than most people expect. Our return data is clear: If you're between sizes, XL is almost always the right choice – the dog can turn around and lie down comfortably, and the XL is just as cabin-friendly as the L on most airlines. Only choose the L if your dog weighs well under 4.5 kg and is rather slender.
Here's how to check the size in one minute: Measure your dog from nose to rear end while he's curled up or lying on his side. If he fits in 35 cm with a little wiggle room, size L is sufficient. If he needs more, choose XL at 42 cm.
| Size | Internal dimensions W × L × H | For dogs up to | For example | Weight of the bag |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| L | 22 × 35 × 36 cm | approx. 4.5 kg, petite | Chihuahua, Yorkshire Terrier, Maltese, Toy Poodle, Pomeranian | 900 g |
| XL | 23 × 42 × 39 cm | approx. 6.5 kg | Havanese, Bolonka Zwetna, small Pug, sturdy Maltese | 1,100 g |
All bags are sewn by hand; dimensions may vary by up to 2 cm, and weight by ± 50 g.
In the bag guide, we show you which size is suitable for your dog's weight, back length, and resting position.
To the pocket guideFor which airlines and for whom
The Lufthansa Group (Lufthansa, Austrian, SWISS), Eurowings, and Condor all specify the same maximum dimensions for pets in the cabin: 55 × 40 × 23 cm, a maximum weight of 8 kg for the dog and carrier combined, and the dog must be able to lie down and turn around in the closed carrier. All AIR carrier sizes are built to these dimensions – the EURO fully meets them, while L, XL, and XL-LONG remain below them. TUIfly specifies 55 × 40 × 20 cm, with AIR's 23 cm being three centimeters larger. KLM and Air France (46 × 28 × 24 cm) are too small for AIR. Ultimately, the ground staff decides whether a carrier is allowed on the day of the flight – AIR meets the requirements of most airlines, No airline actually grants a license in the true sense of the word.As of August 2026; you can find the current conditions at Lufthansa, Austrian, SWISS, Eurowings and Condor. Everything else about flying with a dog can be found in our Guide to flying with a dog in the cabin.
What the “AIR” Lunch & Dinner makes
- Very light – 900 g (L), 1,100 g (XL)
- Five textured rubber feet on the bottom – protect against moisture and dirt, secure footing at the gate, in taxis, in hotels
- Large mesh area, fully closable – removable after the flight, then basket or bag
- Soft, fluffy inner lining
- Stable, removable base with cushion; bag base made of waterproof material.
- Hooks inside for securing to the harness
- Side pocket for pet passport and small items
- Strap and two rings for attaching to a trolley, strap included, adjustable carrying straps
- Washable at 30°C (remove base beforehand)
It can sometimes get chilly on the plane – with the dog blanket “Plaid Deluxe” Your dog will stay warm.
material
- Color: Navy (Dark Blue)
- Material: Nylon and polyester
Instructions for using the bag
Our dog carriers are designed with a secure zipper and a sturdy mesh closure to keep your dog safe during travel. However, the carrier is not a place for your dog to be left unattended.
Puppies and young dogs especially have a strong urge to chew and tend to nibble on zippers, seams, or mesh areas. These parts are not designed for prolonged stress or chewing and can be damaged. Please never leave your dog unattended in the closed bag.
Should your dog start chewing on the material or fasteners, open the bag immediately and stop the behavior. Damage caused by chewing or improper use is not covered by our warranty (§§ 434, 276, 280 BGB).
The owner is responsible for the safe use of the bag. When used correctly, the "AIR"






