Preparing for flight

• Your dog should be clean and well-groomed before flying.

• Prioritize exercise before the flight, as a tired dog makes a better traveler.

• Abstain from feeding 4-6 hours before departure.

• Bring a familiar item, such as an old blanket or article of clothing that smells like home, to provide comfort during the flight.

• Pack one day's worth of dry food in case of an unexpected overnight stop, avoiding wet or raw food.

• Be sure to administer any regular medication as prescribed by your veterinarian on the day of travel.

• Carry extra bedding, wet wipes, and a sealable plastic bag to handle any accidents during the flight.

• Consult with your veterinarian about an anti-anxiety medication to help relax your dog during the flight.

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Price

• Dogs under 30 lbs fly for free.

• A dog weighing between 30 lbs and 85 lbs requires an additional fee ticket, but can fly for free when accompanied by two passengers.

• Dogs over 85 lbs are accommodated on a case-by-case basis for an extra fee.

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Safety

• Passengers traveling with dogs board one at a time.

• Dogs must stay leashed during flight.