Find Out If Your Pet Can Fly in the Cabin With This Airline Pet Policy Guide
You want your pet to be as comfortable (and preferably close to you) as possible while flying, but not every airline is clear on their policies. Map Happy has compiled the cabin pet regulations of major North American airlines as well as leading international carriers in an easy-to-read chart.
Unfortunately, most airlines do not allow dogs from breeds that have a reputation for being dangerous (regardless of whether they really are), including Pit Bulls, Dobermans and Rottweilers. When it comes to the American airlines, which serve the most passengers , they are quite accommodating. Delta allows cats, dogs, and poultry to travel with you (even on international flights) for a $ 125 charge. United has the same fee, but rabbits are also allowed. Southwest allows your dog or cat to fly with you in the cabin for $ 95 for domestic flights only. Check out the full guide at the link below to find out if your pet will be allowed in the salon, what the fees are, and if you can take your pet abroad.
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