Where do dogs sit on the airplane?
Bringing your pet on a plane needs preparation. Pay fees, complete paperwork, and check in with the airline.
Dogs fly on planes in three ways. They can be checked in the cabin. Or in the cargo hold as excess luggage.
Larger animals go as manifest cargo.
Service animals can stay with owners in the cabin.
Travel method depends on age, breed, airline, aircraft, and more.
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Choose a strong, comfy carrier for your pet, regardless of travel choice.
Your pet’s happiness and health matter.
Contact the airline before booking to know pet rules.
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IS THERE A WEIGHT LIMIT FOR DOGS?
Airlines often set a 20-pound weight limit for pets flying in the cabin.
Larger dogs might face cabin restrictions.
Some airlines allow bigger dogs in the cabin but check beforehand.
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ARE THERE ANY EXTRA CHARGES?
Bringing your pet on a plane needs preparation.
Pay fees, complete paperwork, and check in with the airline.
Pet fees vary depending on the airline.
Check-in for pets can’t be done online. Get a carrier tag in person.
Plan ahead, inform the airline, and allow ample check-in time.
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