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Pets Traveling In The Cabin
According to American Airlines: |
- Accepted on domestic flights within the 48 contiguous United
States, Alaska, Puerto Rico, St. Thomas and St. Croix.
- Accepted from the U.S. to Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean
provided the country of arrival permits entry.
- No carry-on pets to/from Hawaii or
Transatlantic/Transpacific or Central and South America.
- See below for applicable Fees.
- Charges are payable at the airport and the passenger must
show the pet travel fee receipt at the departure gate.
- The maximum size for cabin pet carriers is 23" long x 13" wide x 9" high.
A pet kennel counts as either a passenger's one
carry-on dog bag or personal item - a cabin pet
Fee
still applies, however.
- Only one pet carrier per ticketed passenger may be
accepted for travel in the cabin, as pets must go under the seat in
front of you.
- The kennel may contain two (2) dogs or two (2) cats but they
must be the same species, ages between 8-weeks and 6-months, and weigh
less than 20 lbs.
- Animals must be able to stand up, turn around and lay down
in a natural position in the kennel.
- Soft-sided pet carriers are accepted as long as they are
constructed of water-repellent, padded nylon with mesh ventilation on
two or more sides.
- Must be a minimum age of eight (8) weeks old for dogs and
cats.
- The maximum number of carry-on kennels allowed (on American
Airlines flights accepting them) is seven per flight: two (2) in first
class and five (5) in coach and/or business class. However, seeing
eye/hearing service assist animals and search dogs are not counted in
the maximum number allowed in the cabin.
- On American Eagle and AmericanConnection®, dog carriers (at most) are allowed
depending on the aircraft - please contact Reservations before your
flight.
- Pet may not be removed from their dog carrier at any time while on-board the
aircraft.
- American assumes no liability for the health or well-being
of carry-on pets.
See All Dog Carriers at Pup and
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