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In Compartment: Dogs, Cats

In Cargo: Dogs, Cats

Pet Shipping: no

Microchip: no

HealthCertificate: no

Health Vaccinations: Rabies

Support Animal Details

Carrier Details

Restrictions

Service Animals:

Emotional Support Animals:

Compartment Carrier Details:

In-Cabin Carrier Details

Allegiant Air welcomes small live animals/pets in the aircraft cabin within the contiguous 48 United States. Travel to international destinations and U.S. territories may not accept all pets.

• Only domestic dogs and cats are allowed in the cabin.
• All pets must be transported in a soft-sided or hard-sided enclosed leak-proof carrier; a soft-sided carrier is strongly suggested.
• Carrier size limit: 8" H x 14" W x 18" L, fully closeable to contain the pet.
• Maximum of 2 pets per carrier.
• A pet carrier counts as one of your maximum two carry-on items.
• You may travel with a pet carrier plus either a personal item or a paid carry-on bag, but not both.
• A non-refundable fee of $50.00 per segment per carrier applies.
• Each paid traveler may have only one pet carrier.
• All animals must be at least eight (8) weeks old.
• Pets must remain entirely in the carrier at the airport and onboard, handled only by the traveler.
• Pet carriers/kennels must be placed under the seat during taxi, take-off, and landing.
• Animals must be harmless, non-disruptive, odorless, and not ill, violent, or in physical distress.
• Pets must fit comfortably in the carrier without touching or protruding, and be able to stand up and turn around.
• Passengers with pets may not sit in exit rows or bulkhead seats.
• Pet carriers are prohibited in aisle seats on Boeing aircraft; passengers will be relocated if an aisle seat is selected.
• Passengers with pets must check in with an Allegiant agent at least one (1) hour prior to departure to ensure compliance.
• Allegiant does not transport animals in the cargo bin.
• A health certificate is not required.
• Allegiant assumes no responsibility for the health and well-being of pets in the cabin.
• Contact TSA.gov for information on clearing TSA security with a pet.
• Passengers who do not comply with these guidelines may be denied boarding.
• U.S. active and reserve duty military and veterans may bring up to one (1) pet in cabin.

In Cargo Carrier Details:

In Cargo Carrier Details

TSA regulations limit each passenger to a maximum of 2 items carried on the aircraft.

• A passenger may travel with a pet and a personal item or a paid carry-on, but not both.
• Any extra item beyond this will be checked and transported in the cargo area.
• Checked fees apply for items transported in cargo.

Brachycephalic Breeds: No

Dangerous Breeds List: No

Pet Policy Summary:

Allegiant's Pet-in-Cabin Policy Summary

• Only domestic dogs and cats are allowed in the cabin within the contiguous 48 United States.
• Pets must be transported in a carrier no larger than 9”H x 16”W x 19”D. It's suggested that this be a soft-sided carrier. There should be no more than 2 pets per carrier.
• A pet carrier counts as one of your two allowed carry-on items. A non-refundable fee of $50.00 per segment per carrier applies.
• Each traveler may have only one pet carrier. All animals must be at least eight weeks old.
• Pets must remain in the carrier and only be handled by the traveler at the airport terminal and on the aircraft.
• Pet carriers must be placed under the seat during taxi, take-off, and landing.
• All animals must be harmless, non-disruptive, odorless, and cannot be ill, violent, or in physical distress.
• Pets must fit comfortably in the carrier and have the ability to stand up and turn around.
• Passengers with pets cannot occupy an exit row, one row before/after an exit row, or a seat in the bulkhead.
• Pets and pet carriers must be checked in at least one hour prior to departure to ensure compliance with guidelines.
• Allegiant does not transport animals in the cargo bin and assumes no responsibility for pets' health and well-being in the cabin.
• A health certificate is not required for pets.
• Passengers who do not comply with these guidelines may be denied boarding.