#travelwithdog #flyingwithpets This Airline has finally gone to the Dogs! https://lnkd.in/gpZjdpTV Did you know you can also book your Pet to fly with you on the plane, but they limit the number of pets per cabin? Several airlines in the United States have pet-friendly policies. Here are some of the best airlines for traveling with pets: Delta Air Lines: Delta welcomes dogs, cats, and household birds on certain routes. They also allow rabbits to travel with you. Alaska Airlines: In addition to dogs and cats, Alaska Airlines permits rabbits to fly in the cabin. Frontier Airlines: Frontier offers one of the most extensive lists of animals allowed, including birds, rabbits, and several other pet types. Southwest Airlines: Southwest strictly allows small dogs and cats to travel with owners in-cabin. Spirit Airlines: Spirit also has a pet-friendly policy, but it’s essential to check their specific requirements. United Airlines: United transports pets, but some travelers suggest that their pet program could use improvement. Remember that while all these airlines allow small dogs and cats in the cabin, only a select few permit other household pets. Additionally, pricing and rules can vary, so it’s essential to choose an airline that suits your needs and your furry or feathery companion’s requirements. If you’re flying internationally, consider a different subset of pet-friendly airlines. Happy travels with your pet! 🐾✈️
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