HearthSong Animal Jump-Along - Green Triceratops - 23" L X 8" W X 16" H
UPC 191386459633 is associated with HearthSong Bouncy Inflatable Animal Jump-Along Ride-On Toy for Toddlers - Unicor UPC 191386459633 has following Product Name Variations: Stone and Wire Critters, Set of 3 Stone and Wire Bulls, Set of 2 Wooden Hot Cocoa Wall Plaque Flying Dragon Wind Spinner, 20 L x 17 W x 65 H Sun and Moon Fireplace Screen Stained Glass Dolphin Fireplace Screen Decorative Stained Glass Dragon Fireplace Screen with Metal Frame Colorful Metal Decorative Garden Stakes Colorful Metal Decorative Garden Stakes Metal Nautical Grid-Style Wall Art Pet Travel WRITTEN BY: Meg Marrs April 18, 2024 118 Comments K9 of Mine is reader-supported, which means we may earn a small commission through products purchased using links on this page. Here’s how it works . Have an upcoming flight with your four-footer? You’re in luck! Today we’re covering the basics of air travel with your furry friend! We’ll detail how to select an airline approved pet carrier for keeping under the seat in front of you, in the cabin of the airplane. If you’re looking for info on checking your dog in the cargo hold of the plane, see our post on the best airline approved dog crates for cargo hold air travel . There are several variations of different airline approved pet carriers to choose from. Some differentiating features include: You can check out some of our favorite airline-approved dog carriers below. Please note that there is no one official airline approved dog carrier, as carrier requirements vary between airlines . However, all of these carriers have been used for air travel and should suit your needs. Still, we suggest you always double check your specific airline carry-on dimensions with any carrier you consider ordering. Looking for a carrier you can check in cargo during your flight? See our guide to airline approved dog crates for cargo hold . A stylish and discreet duffle-bag style carrier with a fleece lining for comfort. About: The Bergan Soft-Sided Airline Pet Carrier is a soft, duffle-bag style carrier that allows for discreet transportation of your canine as a carry-on. It’s a mid-priced carrier, not the cheapest on our list, but not the most expensive either. Features: SIZING DIMENSIONS: A 3-door, bag-style carrier that's budget-friendly and features a strap for easy toting. About: The Prodigen Airline Approved Pet Carrier is a feature-packed carrier at an affordable price. We’re especially big fans of the four-sided mesh panels (ventilation is very important for airplane dog carriers), along with several zipper-opening panels. Features : SIZING DIMENSIONS: An affordable, airline-friendly carrier with two expansion panels for extra room. About: The X-Zone Expandable Pet Carrier is stylish, reasonably priced carry on dog carrier that can be expanded or retracted through the use of fold-out panels. It can even be collapsed completely for easy storage and transport. Features: SIZING DIMENSIONS: A high-end, all-in-one pet carrier featuring luggage-grade materials and a sleek design. About: The Sleepypod Under Seat Dog Carrier is the whole package — it functions as an airline carry-on carrier, a car seat, and a dog bed! Features: SIZING DIMENSIONS: Budget-friendly, all-mesh pet carrier that's suitable for most domestic flights. About: The AmazonBasics Airline Dog Carrier is an airy, affordable, duffle-style carry-on carrier with abundant mesh windows, providing extra ventilation for your pooch. Features: SIZING DIMENSIONS: A telescopic handle and a removable wheeled base make this rolling carrier a hit at the airport. About: Katziela Luxury Pro Rider features a removable wheeled base for easy pet transport while still being airline compliant. It can be converted to a tote or shoulder bag as needed with included handles and a shoulder strap. Features: SIZING DIMENSIONS: Lightweight, duffle-style carrier with closable flaps to provide skittish pets with privacy. About: The Sturdibag Large Airplane-Friendly Carrier is another duffle-style carrier with multiple doors, straps, and windows for your canine’s comfort during flight. Features: SIZING DIMENSIONS: One of our readers likes the Sturdibag Airplane-Friendly Dog Carrier so much she felt compelled to reach out to us and share her experiences! Overall, the bag has worked very well for her 10-pound Yorkie. She explains that it is incredibly roomy, and the vented window and privacy shade are highly appreciated features. A sleek canine carrier with crisp lines and heaps of color options for fashion-forward floofs. About: PetAmi’s Airline Approved Dog Carrier lets your four-footer travel in style with its modern design available in multiple solid prints and playful patterns. Sherpa bedding keeps your canine cozy, while a safety lead prevents pupper escapes during travel. Features: SIZING DIMENSIONS: A Sherpa-lined pet carrier with mesh windows to provide the ultimate canine comfort. About: Is your canine a cuddle bug? If so, he will probably appreciate this luxurious sherpa-lined carrier. The cozy foldable carrier features breathable mesh panels and a seatbelt strap for use while traveling. Features: Sizing Dimensions: A spacious pet carrier that'll accommodate larger pets than many other models. About: Naturuvalle offers this 6-in-1 pet carrier that can be worn as a backpack, front pack, shoulder bag, or duffle bag for plenty of flexibility. The sturdy bag comes with a fleece insert to keep your best buddy feeling his best. Features: Sizing Dimensions: A stylish, soft-sided pet carrier with mesh panels and a fleece lining for comfort. About: Mr. Peanut’s soft pet carrier is perfect for puppies with its compact size, waterproof bottom panel and built-in seatbelt. This carrier will keep your precious puppy comfortable with its fleece-lined bedding. Features: Sizing Dimensions: A comfy and collapsible airline-approved pet carrier for small pets with handy travel accessories. About: If you’re ready to venture out with your best buddy, this carrier and travel accessories from Morpilot is certainly worth exploring. The foldable pet carrier also comes with a foldable water bowl and travel strap for easy pooch transport. Features: Sizing Dimensions: Different airlines have different sizing regulations and prices for jet-setting pets. This can obviously be quite a headache for owners, but we’ll try to help by outlining the policies of some of the major carriers below. For the full list, check out our guide on t he best pet-friendly airlines for flying with dogs ! ​For Hard-Sided Crates: Maximum dimensions for hard-sided kennels are 17.5″ long x 12″ wide x 7.5″ high. For Soft-Sided Crates: Maximum dimensions for soft-sided kennels are 18″ long x 11″ wide x 11″ high (46 cm x 28 cm x 28 cm). Pricing: $125 each way, plus an addition $125 for each stopover of 4 hours or more within the U.S. or stopovers of more than 24 hours outside of the U.S. Other Details: Pets must be 4 months (16 weeks) or older to fly on United. Pets are not permitted on flights to, from, or through Australia, Hawaii, New Zealand. Note: Soft-sided pet carriers are allowed to slightly exceed recommended since they are adjustable and be conformed to under-seat space. For more info, see the United pets travel page . ​For Hard-Sided Crates: Cannot exceed the under seat dimensions of the aircraft – you must find the under-seat dimensions for the aircraft you will be flying with. For Soft-Sided Crates: Can be slightly larger than hard-sided kennels if they are made of water-repellant material, are padded, or have nylon mesh ventilation on two or more sides. Pricing: $125 per kennel Other Details: Pets must be 4 months (16 weeks) or older to fly on American Airlines within the US. The exception is flying from or to Puerto Rico, in which case pets must be 8 weeks or older. Carry-on dogs are not permitted in business class or first class due to lack of under-seat storage. They are also not permitted on these aircrafts: International Flights: While pets are allowed on most flights up to 11 hours and 31 minutes, no carry-on pets are permitted when traveling to: There are also additional rules for certain regions: For more info, see the American Airlines pets travel page. For Hard-Sided Crates: Maximum hard-sided carry on crate dimensions cannot exceed 17″ x 11″ x 7.5″. For Soft-Sided Crates: Maximum soft-sided crate dimensions cannot exceed 17″ x 11″ x 9.5″. Pricing: $100 each way Additional Info: Option to bring two pets in the main cabin, when adjacent seat is purchased by the same customer. The pet counts as your carry-on allotment – this means you can bring your pet + a personal item, but not a pet + personal item + standard size carry on bag. Allows option for two pets of same species and similar size ​may travel in a single carrier. Airbus aircrafts do not allow pets to be kept in first class seating. For travel to: For more info, see the Alaska Airlines pet travel page Sizing Info: Maximum dimensions depend on your flight and the size of the aircraft – you’ll need to contact the reservations desk for exact info. Pricing: $125 each way (US, Canada, Puerto Rico) / $200 (Virgin Islands, International) / $75 (Brazil). Delta has recently stopped allowing pets to travel as checked baggage , but they’ve started offering another travel option for pets, called the CarePod . The CarePod is a specially designed, triple-locking, GPS-equipped crate that comes with a lot of pooch-friendly features. Flying in the CarePod isn’t cheap (it costs approximately $850 one way ), but it may be a good option for some owners. Additional Info: Your pet counts as your personal item. Pets must be 10 weeks old for domestic travel, 16 weeks old if traveling to other countries. With Delta, pets are not allowed to travel in cabin to/from the following destinations: Pets are also not allowed in certain sections of Delta flights: For more info, see the Delta pets travel page. Editor’s Note: Delta has recently changed many of their procedures and regulations for owners traveling with pets. For example, they no longer allow pets to fly as cargo on any flights on the Boeing 767 , nor are pets allowed to fly in-cabin in the international business section. Maximum Dimensions: Maximum carry-on carrier dimensions cannot exceed 17″ long x 12.5″ wide x 8.5″ high and the combined weight of your pet and the carrier can’t be over 20 pounds. Pricing: $120 each way, only one pet per passenger is permitted. Additional Info : Pets are not permitted as carry-on for flights to/from: Jamaica, Barbados, St Lucia, the Cayman Islands, or Trinidad & Tobago. For more info, see the JetBlue pets travel page. Maximum Dimensions: Maximum dimensions for carry on crates are 18.5” long x 8.5” high x 13.5” wide. Pricing: $95 each way Additional Info: Cannot travel as carry on for international flights. Allows option for two pets of same species and similar size ​may travel in a single carrier. Pet carriers qualify as either: a) a personal item or b) a carry-on item. This means you can bring the pet carrier and a regular-sized carry on bag. For more info, see the Southwest Airline pet travel page. Important! NO PETS are permitted to fly in the cabin with Virgin Airlines. Only service dogs are permitted in-cabin, all others must go in cargo. Maximum Dimensions: Insubstantial information online – contact airline for details. Pricing: Cost varies on destination, time of year, and size of carrier. Contact airline carrier for more info. For more info, see the Virgin Airlines pet travel page. Maximum Dimensions: 9” high x 16” wide x 19” deep. Pricing: $100 per segment per carrier Additional Info: No more than two pets per carrier are permitted. Each paid traveler may have one carrier each. Only cats and dogs are accepted. For more info, see the Allegiant Airline pet travel page . Maximum Dimensions: 18″ long x 14″ wide x 8″ high. Pricing: $75 each way Additional Info: Pets only travel in cabin, no cargo hold options. Pets are allowed on international flights to/from the Dominican Republic and Mexico. Dogs must be at least 8 weeks old to travel. Soft-sided carrier recommended. For more info, see the Frontier Airlines pet travel page . Maximum Dimensions: 18″ x 14″ x 9″, and must be able to fit under the seat. Combined weight of the pet and carrier may not exceed 40 pounds. Pricing: No information available Additional Info: Two pets per container are permitted. Not pets allowed on international flights. For more info, see the Spirit Airlines pet travel page . Flying with your pet can be a complicated endeavor, and there is a lot to think about. Just review the following list of important notes to ensure you’ll be prepared for a problem-free journey with your doggo! For more guidance on what you should know when flying with a pooch, be sure to check out our guide on tips to know before flying with your dog . Still have questions about the kind of carrier you’ll need to travel to your next pet-friendly vacation destination ? We’ve rounded up some of the most common questions below! The exact carrier dimensions required for an airplane animal carrier vary depending on the airline, but on average, you’ll want a carrier that approximately fits the dimensions of 18″(L) x 14″(W) x 9″(H). Both hard and soft dog carriers are allowed on planes, placed under the seat in front of you where a personal item or carry-on bag might normally go. However, many airlines have slightly different size dimension requirements for hard-sided crates, usually requiring that hard-sided crates be smaller. Soft-sided crates, on the other hand, can be slightly larger since they have enough flexibility to be pressed down slightly in order to easily fit beneath an airline seat. While most airlines allow both soft and hard crates, we’d suggest using a soft-sided crate when flying with your dog in the cabin. Usually airlines won’t bother to measure your pet carrier, so long as it looks like generally appropriate dimensions and it can fit beneath the seat in front of you. While the rules can vary depending on the exact airline, most major airlines will not allow you to buy a seat for your dog. This is because your dog must remain in a crate at all times during the flight — buying an extra seat won’t change this. However, you could buy two seats, keep your dog crated under the seat in front of you during take off and landing, and then move your crated dog to the seat beside you at cruising altitude. Probably not. Airlines won’t measure your dog alone, but they will take into account the combined weight of the carrier and dog. A 25 lb dog will likely be too large to fit in an airline-friendly carrier. How strict airlines are on their dimension and weight requirements can really vary depending on the airline and the individual staff member you’re interacting with. However, we’ve heard from many individuals that many airlines are quite relaxed about the guidelines, so long as your dog isn’t way too large or big for the carrier and the space underneath the seat in front of you. Yes, but the exact age requirements vary by airline. Most require puppies be at least 10 weeks old in order to fly. Many airlines will allow you to take two dogs onto a plane with you. Some require the animals be in two separate crates, while others will allow multiple dogs to be in a single crate, so long as they have enough space to be comfortable. *** Do you have any experiences with airline pet carriers you’d like to share? Tell us about your favorites and review your top picks in the comments section! Want more ways to travel with your pooch? Check out our guide to dog bike baskets ! Like it? Share it! [addtoany] Recommended For You Written by Get tons of great dog training tutorials, canine gear guides, and the latest doggy discounts. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed . Do you have a hard carrier suggestions? I am moving with my dog via Alaska Airlines, and last time I moved with her, we used a soft kennel, but she’s 20 lbs and it was sagging on the bottom, and not easy to rest on a large suitcase without stability (so that I can roll her to have both my hands free for my two suitcases and keep my dog and cat on each suitcase). I am just trying to find some that are as close to the size limits/as big as possible. Also, do you know if they literally pull out a tape measure to size it? If it’s .5-1″ larger, will they care? If you need to go on a transatlantic flight to Spain (or first point of entry in Spain) and need to use American Airlines miles (One World), you can book a flight with Iberia (spanish airline). Iberia allows animals in cabin (however only 1 animal per flight is allowed so best to call the airline and reserve the spot ahead of time). Thanks for the tip, Bruno! nice! From American Airlines website January 6/2021. “Dogs must be at least 8 weeks old when traveling within the U.S. and Puerto Rico”. 16 weeks if traveling into the U.S. from high-risk countries. I have been reading your articles with interest, as I may be traveling with a small dog soon. It appears the soft sided carrier I bought many years ago is too big for current standards. It would be helpful if your reviews would list the dimensions of all the carriers in the same order, i.e. either consistently l, w, h or l, h, w. My head is swimming. Otherwise, great info. I also mean the airlines’ dimension limits, too. Thanks! Thank you for any other informative web site. The place else could I get that kind of info written in such an ideal method? I’ve a mission that I’m simply now operating on, and I have been on the look out for such information. Hi Meg, I’m travelling with my 4 kg cat from Mauritius to Toronto via Paris on Air France, overall 29 hours duration (Mauritius-Paris 12 hours, transit 8 hours, Paris-Toronto 9 hours). Can you plz help me with soft carrier specific dimensions and other rules applied. I’m very anxious for him as it will be his first time travelling. Thank you. Para Paris Just FYI your website says Alaskan Airlines. It’s Alaska Airlines…no N at the end Oops! Thanks for the catch, Lisa. It’s fixed now! I am flying Allegiant Airlines soon and was wondering if anyone who mentioned they were going that airlines had any problems with their pet? Having some problems finding a carrier to use and wondering if they are a little lenient With the soft sides as they can squash down to fit under seat. Also can I carry on the dog stroller as my carry on? It is so hard to find a flight from Minneapolis to Seattle for cat carrier. Measurements so strict and where can you find one that small? Alaska Airlines measurement is 9.5x11x17. HELP few carrier close by like an inch. Hi everyone! I’ll be traveling with my Boston Terrier in to France and am hoping everything goes off without a hitch. For those of you who have travelled with your pets in the hold, did the airline carrier weigh the dog and carrier when you checked in? If so, what airline did you travel with? I’m a little nervous because my dog weighs ~18 lbs and the policy states 17 lbs with the carrier (I’m looking into a flight with TAP). Would love to hear about other people’s experiences/tips. Thanks in advance! Hi! Very good info on your website! Thank you! I wondered if you could help with my situation. I have 2 nine pound Havanese spaded females, named Q-Tip and Chloe. I am having a hard time finding a wheeled carrier that will handle both of them. I prefer a separation, because Q-tip can be a little mean to her sister, Chloe. Can you suggest options that are Airline Compliant, as well as any other key pointers, as I have never traveled with pets? Thank you in advance for your consideration and expertise, Anxious Mom – Jené Richards Hey there, Jené. So glad you found the article helpful (and we love your dogs’ names — especially Q-Tip). Unfortunately, we aren’t aware of a wheeled model that features a divider.