✈️Emotional support animals are no longer allowed on planes, but you can still fly with your pet if they fit in a carrier.
🐶Most airlines allow dogs and cats to travel in a pet carrier for a fee.
🏨Make sure to check the specific requirements and pet policies of each airline before traveling.
📞Call the airline to add your pet to your reservation and secure a spot on the flight.
🚗Arrive at the airport early to check in your pet, pay the pet fee, and ensure a smooth travel process.
Can I still fly with my emotional support animal?
—No, emotional support animals are no longer considered service animals for air travel. However, you can still fly with your pet if they meet the airline's requirements for size and weight and can fit in a carrier under the seat.
How much does it cost to fly with a pet?
—Each airline has its own pet fee, which can range from $95 to $150 per flight. Make sure to check the specific pet policy and fees of the airline you are flying with.
What are the size and weight requirements for a pet to fly in the cabin?
—The size and weight requirements vary by airline but generally, the carrier must not exceed 18.5 inches long, 8.5 inches high, and 13.5 inches wide. It's important to check the specific requirements of the airline you are flying with.
How do I add my pet to my reservation?
—After booking your ticket, call the airline's customer service to add your pet to the reservation. They will provide instructions on the process and any additional fees.
Can I bring my dog in the cabin if they don't fit in a carrier?
—Most airlines require dogs to be in a carrier that can fit under the seat. If your dog is too large to fit in a carrier, they may need to travel in the cargo hold. Check with the airline for their specific policies on larger dogs.
00:00Starting from January 11, 2021, emotional support animals are no longer treated the same as service animals for air travel.
02:27Most airlines allow dogs and cats to travel in a pet carrier for a fee. Southwest charges $95 each way for bringing a pet on board.
02:59To bring your pet on a flight, you need to have a pet reservation. Call the airline and provide your reservation number.
06:31Airlines have specific requirements for pet carriers. Make sure the carrier does not exceed 18.5 inches long, 8.5 inches high, and 13.5 inches wide.
06:58Once at the airport, go to the front desk, check in, and pay the pet fee. Each airline has its own fee, ranging from $95 to $150.
