Airline Policies

It’s tough traveling with your pets —especially when you want to travel with short snout dogs like French bulldogs, pugs, and pit bull terriers. As of 2021, the Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA) no longer requires airlines to accommodate ESAs or accept ESA letters, and most of the companies don’t accept brachycephalic dog breeds on their…

Flying with your pet, especially pets with an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) or Psychiatric Service Dog (PSD), can be stressful.  But, getting your pet with a handle on the airline rules ahead of time can help smooth things out. Planning to fly Virgin Atlantic? The good news is this British airline owned by Sir Richard…

Are you thinking about flying with your pet on Southwest Airlines? Whether a vacation or a necessary trip, bringing your pet along requires some planning. Southwest Airlines offers an accommodating pet policy, but you need to follow specific details and guidelines to ensure a smooth travel experience for you and your furry companion. In this…

Traveling with pets can be a bit overwhelming. Hawaiian Airlines makes it easier for pet owners to bring their furry friends along for the ride. Understanding the Hawaiian Airlines Pet Policy is crucial to travel safely and smoothly. This guide covers all the essential details you need to know about flying with your pet on…

Planning to bring your pet on your next flight with Allegiant Air? On most domestic flights, Allegiant Airlines allows pets to be brought onboard, but it’s not as easy as throwing your Fido into a pet carrier and heading off.  You must abide by Allegiant Airlines’ pet policy for a seamless travel experience. This guide…

Flying with emotional support animals (ESAs) changed dramatically in 2021. Travelers seeking to fly with ESAs now face strict regulations, even if they have an ESA letter. In 2021, the Department of Transportation (DOT) revised its rules, eliminating previous protections for ESAs on aircraft. This means the ability for an emotional support animal to fly…