are these approved to fly by airline under the seat?
2021039
Definitely check with the airline. Softsided crates such as the Sherpa are often permitted for small dogs/puppies and cats for under the seat in the cabin. This crate has an aluminum frame that may not work for under the seat. Soft crates are NOT permitted for larger dogs shipped in the cargo area. Those crates need solid sides such as plastic or metal. They must be large enough for the dog to stand up, have food/water dishes, be labelled as containing a live animal, and have ventilation.
2021040
I was told NO, you must have a hard sided crate to fly. Crates for little dogs under the seat may qualify however.I was asking about my large dog.
2021041
I think so. The last time I flew the rule was the dog had to be able to turn around in the kennel. The one I used was softer and less sturdy.
2021042
No airline will approve these for onboard carry/travel. They are too large, including the smallest one, Model n2 21.
2021043
I am sorry I do not know as I have a large dog who defiantly will not fit under the seat. You could contact the Air line you plan to use they are very helpful explaining what you can use. The small carriers I have seen on an air line.
2021044
I don't know. I have the large size which folds flat but I know it would be too large to go under a seat. A small carrier might work.
1715698
I would have to say yes. I don't think there is such a thing as FAA approved. Each airline has their own requirements. I have used Skykennels to ship on American and Delta with no problem. I'm sure that it will be fine on any airline.
880129
I have not used them in airports, but I would think they would be considered like a sock. However, as you know, airport security personnel are pretty cautious on our behalf. Personally, I would chance it. Nothing ventured.... I travel with them for entry into temples.
1715696
Absolutely 100% FAA approved. This is THE airline create used all over the world. With that said, you should still check with your individual airline as they each seem to have their own rules and can vary depending on the type of aircraft being used for the particular flight.
1236357
Yes perfect!! They are perfect for airplanes! I was really impressed! I am speaking from experience these are the best for travel!
1680419
Yes if there is no lighter fluid in them. Not sure about quantity. Might check TSA rules before your purchase.
1868222
It does state "airline approved" but I would check with the specific airline you are using to be 100% sure.
2023886
I am sorry I did not try to place under an airplane seat, I would guess yes if its not to full.
2200607
I believe it did say you can take it on a airline...depending which one. The size I got (large) will not fit under the seat. Hope this helps.
1028053
Yes they do, but because they are a bit sticky, you wouldn't sleep with them. On a plane, fine.
1218632
I don't know I do not fly. Contact the airline you want to take or you can email the wheel chair company.they do respond to your questions ASAP.
2253146
absolutely. That is what I purchased them for. I use them all of the time on the plane.
780700
I have not been on a flight yet, but I would not expect it to be a problem. It will fit under your seat in my opinion!
672422
I'm not sure if it is approved, but it fits well in seats. I've used it on 737, 777, and regional jets without issue.
811813
Yes, it fits just fine under a seat. I've used it a few times now when flying, and there's never been a problem.
2056295
You probably need to check with the aircraft to find out their specifications. It is a nice size and will not fit under the seat.
1975845
I'm sorry, I really don't know. I have never tried to use them on a plane...