the airlines that allow pets to be checked as cargo list their maximum size as a "Series". What series does this fall under?
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I don't know what a "series" is but I did use this kennel to transport my dog between SeaTac, WA and Hawaii. I would recommend that you get the max dimensions for this "series" kennel to be sure.
351967
I flew delta but there are restrictions regarding weather seasons. also dog & crate need to be under 100 lbs.
2021042
No airline will approve these for onboard carry/travel. They are too large, including the smallest one, Model n2 21.
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It all depends on the Airlines, below is a link (Or google: "pelican case + airline checked baggage limitations" ) if Amazon drops the provided link.The short answer is, this appears to be classified as "Over Size".Coreyhttp://www.pelican.com/airline_allowance_large.php
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I'm not sure, I myself wouldn't take the chance knowing how these airlines do their cargo, luggage, etc. Even if it is small enough to fit with you by the seat. I checked the box and instructions did not say anything about airlines. Here is the toll free # to call the manufacture and ask 18006312188. Good Luck.
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No, this is NOT airline-approved. You need a hard plastic type, but I'd think twice. A lot of pets die in the cargo section. I would never ship a pet down there.
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Yes. It meets both the international (IATA) and domestic airline pet carrier requirements, according to several pet travel sites.
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google jet blue animal carrying requirements. then scroll down from the picture of Sherpa to the dimensions. you will be able to tell
1976249
I dont know, but I would ask airline. But I know hunters take them on there trips.
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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.
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I am getting a 10" tall miniature pinscher tomorrow. Will be traveling on Southwest with her. Their current guidelines say the carrier must be 8.5h x 13.5w x 18.5L. This one is a bit bigger, but I don't think they will measure it unless somebody came on with a really big one that would be obviously too big. this one could slide under the radar (in my humble opinion).
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The dime dooms are published on the website. As I recall the large size is 19 x 13 x 10 inches. I can't remember the smaller size offhand but you can check. The larger size fits my biggest cat fine. He's 18 plus pounds. However I would not want to leave any animal in a somewhat confining soft sided pet carrier for prolonged period of time. For a few hours or even about half a day though the carrier is ideal. And it's approved for taking your cat or small dog on board on most airlines.
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Should specify my carrier is the large one - in response to my 16 lb cat fitting
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I'm not certain of the exact w/eight limit, but I've carried up to ten pound animals in one of this size. I hope this helps. Update: Answer to my inquiry to Petmate; 04/18/2013 19" x 12.6" x 10" animals up to 10 lbs. (Small Carrier) 23" x 15.2" x 11.8" animals up to 15 lbs. (Medium Carrier) 24.1' x 16.7" x 14.5" animals from 15-20 lbs. (Large Carrier) These are The Manufacturers specifications.
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Most Airlines allow combined weight of pet with baggage of up to 6kg / 13.22 lbs. The bag itself is around 2.5 lbs. Pets up to 4.9 kg / 10.8 lbs should be fine. Ours is less than 3 kg / 6 lbs.
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No. You should look at Petmate sky kennel or Petmate Vari kennel. They are hard plastic. Also check with the airline for their requirements as well. Good Luck!
885176
I used this carrier in December 2012, so that was prior to the changes put into place by American and United. At the time, I was able to use this carrier on American with no problems. I would suggest checking with the individual airline because I know that United's new carry on policy states that pet carriers "are allowed and do not count toward your one bag and one personal item limit."
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Not sure about any specific airline but my Shih Poo who is 8 lbs fits in this well with plenty of room to move around. Our first flight on delta will be coming up soon.