Is this kennel airline approved?
221934
Yes, as long as you add the food & water dish that clips to wire door (they are universal).
221935
Sorry, I am not sure. Kinda thin and not so durable, so I personally would not recommend for plane.
277870
The Petmate website only states it is good for air travel but does list any ratings. I would reach out to Petmate's customer service and also the airlines.
518997
Yes it does, and is one of the few that is accepted by airlines and other places you may want to take your service dog...
569189
Don't know about FAA approved. You can check it at the gate but I don't think you would want to lug it into the main cabin even if it was allowed. It's pretty big.
912207
My carrier measures 13 inches high X 9 inches wide X 20 inches long. I don't know if it is airline approved, because I haven't flown with my pet.
993631
No. I doubt if any airline would allow it. It is a folding crate and possibly could collapse from plane vibration. It would also make a lot of noise as the parts vibrate which may cause more anxiety for your animal. I have owned this type of crate (Iris Ohyama - Trekker is a copy of this one) for more than 10 years and have traveled internationally with my dogs, but I would not recommend it for airline travel. We have two of the Trekkers and two Iris Ohyamas and they are great solid crates for almost any other purpose. Fold up nicely and take up minimal space when traveling by car. Easy to set up and pretty much chew proof. No. I doubt if any airline would allow it. It is a folding crate and possibly could collapse from plane vibration. It would also make a lot of noise as the parts vibrate which may cause more anxiety for your animal. I have owned this type of crate (Iris Ohyama - Trekker is a copy of this one) for more than 10 years and have traveled internationally with my dogs, but I would not recommend it for airline travel. We have two of the Trekkers and two Iris Ohyamas and they are great solid crates for almost any other purpose. Fold up nicely and take up minimal space when traveling by car. Easy to... » Read More No. I doubt if any airline would allow it. It is a folding crate and possibly could collapse from plane vibration. It would also make a lot of noise as the parts vibrate which may cause more anxiety for your animal. I have owned this type of crate (Iris Ohyama - Trekker is a copy of this one) for more than 10 years and have traveled internationally with my dogs, but I would not recommend it for airline travel. We have two of the Trekkers and two Iris Ohyamas and they are great solid crates for almost any other purpose. Fold up nicely and take up minimal space when traveling by car. Easy to set up and pretty much chew proof. « Show Less
99371
The following carrier size is accepted on Alaska Airlines for travel in the cabin:Type Kennel Size Dimensions (height x width x depth)Hard-sided 50 7.5" x 12" x 17"Soft-sided 50 9.5" x 12" x 17"This bag is slightly larger than the allowance for this airline, but with it being soft-sided (& assuming your animal has PLENTY of room inside), they shouldn't have an issue with it, since it can 'crush' a bit to accommodate the space under the seat.
1933549
Yes, it is TSA approved. I used it last year when I flew to Alaska on vacation. I flew AA up and Delta back without any problems.
2150229
Yes, the kennel is great. BUT, check out DryFur (http://www.dryfur.com/) and make all the suggested changes. It DOES matter!(You can buy the hardware at your local hardware store or Home Depot.)
1098440
No it is not airline approved as a carrier. It is a backpack or rather a front pack
884147
It should. Mine fit under the seat on a Mexican airline, Interjet, and on American Airlines. There is a Guaranteed on Board certification for the carrier that you register for online, and United is included (http://www.flygob.com/airlines/united). You should always check for the specific flight you are taking, however, and let the airline know that you want to bring your pet in cabin when you purchase your ticket.
2230919
It didn't get tested when I used the carrier (smile), but there is a plastic liner over the bottom, underneath the fleece pad. BTW, I have never, ever in 15 years of flying with my dogs had anyone from any airline check my carrier.....
232880
From what I have read it is. From experiance if your taking it as a carry on it needs to fit under your seat. I dont know what the guidlines are otherwise. But like I said it did say it was airline approved and that is why one of the reasons I got one just in case.
2160969
There is a TINY sticker saying it is approved for flight, verify compatibility with the specific airline. The sticker is plain & small quite easy to overlook. Contact the airline you plan to use & they will let you know.
2180107
Not sure about FAA approved - but I think there may be some info on the labels that come with the carrier. I removed mine and did not keep them
856909
yes but I would not recommend this kennel. it is very flimsy and our dog learned how to escape very quickly.
737758
Someone else mentioned that United would not take it for transporting a pet in the baggage area due to the top door. So I would suspect is it NOT approved for airline travel. Probably need one with a solid top for that. However, transporting a pet in the cargo hold on an airplane is risky for your pet anyway. Check with the SPSCC and other similar agencies for their views on this issue. I would probably leave my dog home rather than risk an incident with her on the plane. If I had to take her with me then I would get a small, soft sided carrier and fly with an airline that allowed her to travel with me in the passenger area. Not an option for larger dogs as I understand this issue. Someone else mentioned that United would not take it for transporting a pet in the baggage area due to the top door. So I would suspect is it NOT approved for airline travel. Probably need one with a solid top for that. However, transporting a pet in the cargo hold on an airplane is risky for your pet anyway. Check with the SPSCC and other similar agencies for their views on this issue. I would probably leave my dog home rather than risk an incident with her on the plane. If I had to take her with me then I would get a small, soft sided carrier and fly with an airline that allowed her to... » Read More Someone else mentioned that United would not take it for transporting a pet in the baggage area due to the top door. So I would suspect is it NOT approved for airline travel. Probably need one with a solid top for that. However, transporting a pet in the cargo hold on an airplane is risky for your pet anyway. Check with the SPSCC and other similar agencies for their views on this issue. I would probably leave my dog home rather than risk an incident with her on the plane. If I had to take her with me then I would get a small, soft sided carrier and fly with an airline that allowed her to travel with me in the passenger area. Not an option for larger dogs as I understand this issue. « Show Less