Can Air China bring a duck that has been killed?

Raw chicken and duck meat can be carried on domestic flights, but the premise is to ensure that the packaging is intact and the blood does not spill out. You can carry it with you within five kilograms, and you can choose to check it if you want to check it in if you want to do it more than five kilograms, but the problems in the cabin and cargo compartment of the aircraft are at 18 25 degrees, which is easy to deteriorate and be damaged. Fresh food such as seafood must be processed before it can be carried, no water or ice can be carried, and the box must be leak-proof.

1. Air China will not carry small animals such as dogs, cats, domestic birds or other pets properly packed and accompanied by valid health and vaccination certificates, entry permits, and other documents required by the countries of entry or transit. Air China reserves the right to determine the mode of carriage of pets and to limit the number of pets that can be transported on one aircraft. Such carriage is subject to additional conditions imposed by Air China, details of which can be obtained from Air China.

2. Small animals and their containers and food transported as baggage shall not be included in the free baggage allowance, but shall be transported as excess baggage, and you shall pay according to the applicable rate.

3. Guide dogs accompanying passengers with disabilities can be transported free of charge without being included in the free baggage allowance if they comply with Air China's regulations.

4. Air China shall not be liable for any injury or loss, illness or death of an animal, unless Air China is negligent.

5. Air China will not be liable if the animal does not have all the necessary exit, entry, health and other valid documents required by the countries or regions in which it enters or stops. The person carrying the small animal must indemnify Air China for any fines, expenses, losses or liabilities incurred by Air China due to the missing or incomplete required documents.

6. Passengers shall be fully responsible for all damage or injury that their pets may cause to other passengers or crew members.

As a well-known air pet consignment company, Air China's pet consignment regulations require pet owners to go to the airport at least 3 hours before flight departure to check in, and provide relevant certificates of animals, such as animal quarantine certificates.

Yes, what's not to bring with you? As long as you pack it and there is no peculiar smell, it's even better if it's cooked.

Sealed packaging, you can handle the consignment, if it is just a small one, put it in the bag and carry it with you.

It can be checked in with the flight, it must be packed well, and there should be no liquid leakage...

However, in international aviation, poultry meat is not allowed on board.