Yes, you can fly with a dog on Allegiant Air, but there are specific guidelines to follow.
Allegiant Air permits small pets in the cabin on most flights. Your dog must be in an airline-approved carrier that fits under the seat in front of you.
The carrier dimensions should not exceed 9″ H x 16″ W x 19″ D. Make sure your dog is comfortable and can stand up and turn around in the carrier.
A fee of $100 each way applies for bringing your pet onboard. It’s a good idea to reserve a spot for your dog when booking your ticket, as there are limited spaces available for pets.
Allegiant Air does not allow pets to travel in the cargo hold. Only dogs and cats are permitted as cabin pets, and they must be at least eight weeks old.
If your dog is a service animal, different rules apply. Allegiant Air allows trained service dogs to accompany passengers free of charge, but documentation may be required.
Before flying, check with your vet to ensure your dog is fit for travel. It’s also wise to get your dog accustomed to the carrier before your trip.
Make sure you have all necessary paperwork ready. This includes vaccination records if required by your destination.
Prepare for security screening, where you may need to remove your dog from the carrier for inspection.
Stay informed about any travel restrictions or requirements at your destination, as they may vary.
Can I bring a large dog on Allegiant Air?
No, Allegiant Air only allows small pets in the cabin, typically under 20 pounds. Large dogs cannot travel in the cabin.
What is the pet fee for Allegiant Air?
The fee to bring a pet in the cabin is $100 each way.
Are emotional support animals allowed on Allegiant Air?
Yes, documentation may be required for service dogs traveling with Allegiant Air. Consider consulting your vet for advice on calming products or strategies to help your dog feel more comfortable.Do I need to provide documentation for my service dog?
What should I do if my dog is anxious during the flight?