You can do it as hand luggage and also as cargo, just keep in mind the following recommendations
- Cremated human remains are accepted for air transport by any type of aircraft without prior arrangements.
- Human remains that have died by infectious-contagious route must be cremated for handling in any type of transport as cremated remains, without restriction.
- Cremated human remains may travel in the passenger cabin with the mourner only if the contents of the urn can be verified by X-ray. They must be transported in funeral urns sufficiently cushioned to prevent damage or breakage. The urn must be protected by strong outer packaging, which may be cardboard or wood.
- It is recommended that the outer packaging of the urn be discreet.
- For the acceptance of human remains it is necessary to attach the document certifying that the remains have been cremated.
- The maximum weight allowed for the transport of human remains must be 10 kilos, if it exceeds this weight it must be transported as cargo.
It consists of embalmed, cremated (cremated) and exhumed corpses or human remains.
- Due to the nature of this type of boarding it is necessary to have a pre-guaranteed reservation on each of the flight segments.
- In order to ship human remains, it is necessary for the customer to approach a funeral home, either to request the booking directly or through a freight forwarder. The reservation must be requested from the airline at least 48 hours before the departure of the flight.
- Unembalmed human remainswill not be accepted for transport on any of our routes.
- If the packaging of the human remains is leaking or leaking it will not be possible to carry out the transfer.
- Cremated human remains should be packed in properly sealed funeral urns. The urn should be protected in an envelope to prevent any damage during transport.
- Bodies which have died by infectious-contagious route may be transported only if they are cremated.
- Uncremated human remains must be embalmed without exception.
- Exhumed human remains:
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- Exhumed human remains with a date of death of less than 3 years should not be accepted for transport unless it can be confirmed that they are no longer decomposing.
- This situation must be confirmed by means of a certificate issued by the Administration of the respective cemetery where the exhumation process took place and confirmed by the health authorities of the country of origin.
- It should be clearly indicated that they are only skeletons and that their period of decomposition has ended.
- Exhumed human remains should be shipped in funeral urns properly cushioned in a manner that protects against damage. The urn should be protected by sturdy outer packaging, which may be cardboard or wood.
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