Government Regulations

Some states may require a health certificate for your pet. We can help you with your documitaion need, you can also call the U.S. Department of Agriculture at 800-545-8732, or the Department of Agriculture of the state you are traveling to.

Pets As Carry On

Your pet can travel with you in the cabin for a one-way fee of of about $100 that will be collected at check-in. When traveling inside the United States the Pets that are permitted in the cabin include dogs, cats, birds, ferrets, rabbits, hamsters and guinea pigs. The following restrictions apply:

Your pet must be small enough to fit comfortably in a kennel under the seat directly in front of you. Maximum carry-on kennel dimensions are determined by your flight. You must contact your flight reservations department determine the appropriate kennel size.

Your pet must remain inside the kennel with the crate door secured while in a boarding area or during boarding and deplaning, and while onboard the aircraft.

Your pet must be at least 8 weeks old.

You may not carry on more than one pet.

Your pet in-cabin counts as one piece of carry-on baggage.

Also, Airlines limit the number of pets per flight to:

Pets are accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis. Call your airlines in advance. 

Pets As Checked Baggage

While the environment your pet travels in is temperature-controlled and pressurized, air travel is likely to be a stressful experience. To ensure your pet's comfort and safety and your peace of mind, review weather, health, and kennel Requirements & Restrictions for important guidelines.

Only warm-blooded mammals and birds considered to be personal pets are permitted.

Primates, including lemurs, monkeys, orangutans, gorillas, and chimpanzees will not be permitted.

Animals must be considered non-offensive and not dangerous to passengers or baggage handlers.

All other animals, including reptiles, must be shipped as cargo.

You can transport a total of two kennels per flight. Giant size kennels can only be shipped as cargo.