Flying private with pets, properly
Cabin travel, health certificates and the paperwork that decides whether your dog crosses a border with you.
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Most operators allow pets in the cabin. A few do not, and a handful charge a cleaning fee. The variable worth planning around is not the aircraft — it is the border.
Domestic
Straightforward. Tell us the breed and weight in the brief and we only offer pet-friendly tails. Larger dogs travel best on midsize and above, where there is floor space forward of the seats.
International
Health certificates have expiry windows measured in days, and some jurisdictions require an endorsement from a government veterinarian before departure.
Mexico, the Caribbean and the EU each work differently. We start the paperwork when the trip is confirmed, not the week of departure, because the certificate window is the thing that goes wrong.
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