How to travel with a cat on a plane?

Cabin vs. Cargo. When flying with your cat,you’ll either bring your cat on the plane with you or you’ll check-in your pet to travel in the plane’s cargo area.

Airline Requirements Can Vary. Some airlines only allow a limited number of in-cabin pets per flight,so make sure there’s still room before booking.

Talk with Your Vet and Get Your Paperwork. Get a vet checkup and ask if your cat’s healthy enough to fly.

Travel Supplies. When preparing to fly with your cat,have all your paperwork ready,and make sure you have a quick-release collar,tags with vaccination and contact information,and a

Carrier Training. Make sure your cat’s carrier fits the airline’s requirements.

Harness Training and Security Screening. Pet carriers need to pass through X-ray security screening. This means you’ll have to take your cat out of the carrier.

The Day of the Flight. Try not to feed your cat for a few hours before the trip,just in case she gets motion sickness.

What airlines allow cats to fly in cabin?

Air Canada. The fee to fly your cat in cabin is one of the most affordable compared to other airlines.

Allegiant Air.

American Airlines.

Delta Air Lines.

Frontier Airlines.

Hawaiian Airlines.

JetBlue.

Porter Airlines.

Southwest Airlines.

Spirit Airlines.

How do you fly with a cat?

Contact the airline you are planning to fly with to check if you can transport your cat in the airport cabin in carrier under the seat in front of you. Avoid transporting your cat in the cargo or luggage hold if possible. Most airlines will allow you to take your cat on the plane in the cabin area for a small fee.

What airlines allow pets on board?

American Airlines. Types of pets allowed: Small pets at least 8 weeks old,and combined weight may not exceed 20 lbs.

United Airlines.

Delta.

Southwest Airlines.

JetBlue.

Allegiant Air.

Frontier Airlines.

Alaska Airlines.

Hawaiian Airlines.