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You do realize that you can only fly in-cabin with your pet if it fits underneath the seat ahead of you, usually < 20 lbs. Many pets don't fit this criteria, bu
by sahila 4y ago
You do realize that you can only fly in-cabin with your pet if it fits underneath the seat ahead of you, usually < 20 lbs. Many pets don't fit this criteria, but otherwise I agree with you.
- jjtheblunt 4y agoor if you buy a seat for it...which i say having done so on Virgin.
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- sahila 4y agoWhen's the last time you've flown doing this? I haven't gone on Virgin with my pet but Googling shows it doesn't allow pets in cabin (https://www.bringfido.com/travel/airline_policies/virgin_atlantic/ https://www.bringfido.com/travel/airline_policies/virgin_atl...). Southwest certainly your pet has to be in the small crate. There might be exceptions for service animals though.
- jjtheblunt 4y agomay 2016, two pets at once, both feline, extra purchased seat(s). the dullards at SFO wanted to put them through the Xray conveyor belt, btw, which was corrected by asking for a supervisor, who damn near backhanded the dopes i first interacted with. looks, from other comments, they've tightened this since, as there was no "service animal" shenanigans. they're just particularly hairy family members.
- learndeeply 4y agoDoesn't seem like you can. From Virgin's website: > We do not allow animals in the main cabin unless they are assistance animals. https://help.virginatlantic.com/gb/en/how-to-book-your-pet-onto-a-flight.html https://help.virginatlantic.com/gb/en/how-to-book-your-pet-o...
- DoctorDabadedoo 4y agoInternationally? I don't think so. Even within a lot of countries.
- maccard 4y agoIt's not just under 20lbs, it's the pet plus a hard carrier under 20lbs. Those hard carriers weigh about 5lbs, so your dog needs to be under 15lbs, which means only the smallest of dogs are eligible