$75 (advance 'conditional' reservation) $100 (walk-up) Not allowed to arrive HI with in-cabin pet $125 (North America) $200 (international except $75 to/from Brazil) $100 (not stated on page confirmed with airline)ДЎ0 weeks (domestic travel older for international) It is a good idea to print out a copy of your airlineвЂ™s policy, so that if a dispute arises with a ticketing or gate agent, you will have the actual policy to refer to (not the agentвЂ™s potentially faulty memory of the policy). It was last updated on April 14, 2020.ДЇor each airline, I have provided a link to the airlineвЂ™s pet policy.

The following information (including whether dogs are allowed to fly in-cabin, maximum carrier sizes, and fees charged) has been collected from the airlinesвЂ™ published pet policies, supplemented (in some cases) by telephone inquiries. Kennel size restrictions vary depending on aircraft, therefore you must contact Delta Reservations to determine the appropriate kennel size.Dog Jaunt's new pet travel book is now out! Buy it, or The travel kennels must also adhere to these guidelines: constructed out of rigid plastic, wood, metal, or material of comparable strength with solid roofs (no cardboard kennels) have wheels that can be removed or made inoperable (applies to wheeled kennels only) have functional handles on the kennel's exterior to prevent tilting and any direct contact with the animals close securely, but not lock, allowing personnel to open it in case of emergency have labels with the words 'Live Animal' in letters at least 1-inch tall on the crate's top and on at least one side have upright arrow labels indicating kennel's correct position (Delta Cargo can provide these labels) contain some type of bedding, either towels, blankets or shredded paper, to absorb any 'accidents' contain two empty dishes (one for food and one for water) attached to the inside of the kennel door (they must be easily accessible to Delta agents without opening the kennel door) display feeding instructions and food, if applicable not be made entirely of welded mesh, wire mesh, wicker, cardboard or collapsible materials. Pets must be able to turn around and lie in a natural position. The kennel must be large enough for your pet to sit or stand without his head (including the ears) touching the top of the container. To transport your pet as checked baggage or cargo, you must use a shipping kennel approved by the U.S. Rates are based on the weight of the kennel and its contents, including your pet. All pets or other animals not meeting these exceptions will only be accepted for travel as freight through Delta Cargo. Snub-nosed or pug-nosed dogs and cats are not accepted as checked baggage. You must contact Delta Reservations to determine the appropriate carrier size.Д¬argo Area/Checked Baggage Pet Fee: Delta will only accept the following animals as checked baggage: (1) pets for members of the US military and their dependents with active transfer orders and (2) service and emotional support animals that comply with federal regulations, including proper documentation based on current policies and procedures. Maximum carry-on kennel dimensions are determined by your flight.

The soft-В or hard-side kennel must be leak-proof and ventilated on at least 2 sides.

Maximum Weight Allowed: No weight restriction.Д¬arrier Guidelines:В For pets traveling in cabin/carry-on, they must be small enough to fit comfortably in a small, ventilated pet carrier that fitsВ under the seat in front of you. In Cabin/Carry-On Pet Fee: $95 one-way (for tickets issued after )

In cabin pet weight limit