Pet Travel

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Most major carriers classify pets as either carry-on animals or checked cargo. United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, Alaska Airlines, and Southwest Airlines publi...

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The FAA does not certify individual pet carriers; instead, it sets airworthiness and cabin safety rules that airlines enforce. Airlines follow FAA guidance on animal transport i...

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A soft carrier for dogs is airline approved when it fits under the seat in the cabin and matches the airline's size and ventilation rules. Most major U.S. carriers, including De...

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As of the latest public guidance, several major U.S. and international carriers continue to accept pets in cargo, though options have narrowed after several carriers stopped in-...

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An airline approved pet kennel is a carrier that meets the specific size, ventilation, and construction rules set by airlines and aviation authorities for pets traveling in the...

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A pet airline carrier is a hard-sided or soft-sided container designed to keep pets secure and compliant with airline cabin or cargo requirements. Most airlines require carriers...

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A luxury cat carrier is defined by premium materials such as aerospace-grade aluminum, ballistic nylon, or full-grain leather, structural rigidity, and compliance with airline c...

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Delta Air Lines allows dogs to travel in the cargo hold on most flights, subject to breed, size, and temperature restrictions. Pets must be at least 8 weeks old and weaned at le...

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A dog carrier for plane with wheels is a hard or soft-sided kennel with retractable wheels and a telescoping handle, designed to meet airline cabin or cargo requirements. Most m...

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A pet travel pillow is a supportive cushion designed for dogs and cats during car or air travel. It typically uses memory foam, bolstered polyester fill, or orthopedic-grade pol...