One time, one way flight, SF->NYC, how much?
Jun 25, 2018, 11:52 am
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One time, one way flight, SF->NYC, how much?
Exploring options to move our older dog (to old for air cargo, to big for the cabin) from the SF bay are to NYC. Not knowing anything about the various private options, and reading random bits here and there it's hard to get a clear picture of options and price ranges. Can anyone suggest a realistic range or starting point?
Jun 28, 2018, 12:19 am
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Best you can do for a private transcon flight is $~25K or so. If you buy a Jetsmarter membership you could probably do it for about $10K ( $5K for membership and then $2.5K each for a seat for you and your dog. However things are very up-in-the-air with Jetsmarter right now, so I'd fully research that option before pulling the trigger.
You could also look at a service like YippeeAir, which will send somebody with your pet on a private or commercial carrier. Could do the Jetsmarter option that way and avoid the membership fee.
You could also look at a service like YippeeAir, which will send somebody with your pet on a private or commercial carrier. Could do the Jetsmarter option that way and avoid the membership fee.
Jul 3, 2018, 9:52 am
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Exploring options to move our older dog (to old for air cargo, to big for the cabin) from the SF bay are to NYC. Not knowing anything about the various private options, and reading random bits here and there it's hard to get a clear picture of options and price ranges. Can anyone suggest a realistic range or starting point?
If you do this, the dog should be able to remain in the cabin with you on a commercial flight.
Should this not be an option, you're looking at about 25k even if you're flexible with dates, and that would be on something that may require a stop (which wouldn't be terrible for an older dog on a long trip).
hope that helps a bit, good luck!