Can 1 Person Fly With Both a Dog and Cat?
Oct 25, 2011, 6:11 pm
#3
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Is there any airline that would be better for her situation?
Oct 25, 2011, 6:55 pm
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The pet charge is separate from her ticket so she will pay for each pet. In cabin varies but estimate $100 per pet each way. Not sure how much it is in cargo. Also, with cargo some breeds aren't allowed that are prone to respiratory issues like pugs and persians and some airlines have outside temperature restrictions. Check out the sticky in this section, its a wealth of information!
Just looked at the sticky, looks like cargo averages $175.
Just looked at the sticky, looks like cargo averages $175.
Oct 26, 2011, 6:56 am
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The sticky contains information concerning carryon and checked/cargo pet charges and restrictions for most of the major carriers. However from time to time they do change so please feel free to alert me when this happens so I can update the charges and rules.
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Oct 26, 2011, 2:58 pm
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I can't comment about traveling in the US, but when I travelled in Europe with my 2 cats, I was only allowed one cat with me in the cabin and one in the hold (except when the airline messed up and asked me to take them both in one carrier in the cabin). Also, if there is a dog on the flight, they do not allow cats and dogs to mix - so if there is a dog in the hold, they won't allow cats in the hold and if there is a dog in the cabin, then no cats in the cabin. No intermingling of species, I guess. Weird.