in cabin
Private flights
with your pet
in the cabin.
No cargo holds. No breed bans. No separation anxiety. Your dog, cat, or companion animal sits next to you from takeoff to landing. The way every trip with your pet should feel.
Fly With Your Pet TodayFly with your dog.
Fly with your cat.
Fly together.
The moment you board a private jet with your pet, everything changes. No goodbyes at the gate. No wondering if they're okay below. Just you and your animal, flying together.
Great Danes, Bulldogs, Pugs — every breed, every size, right beside you.
No cargo hold. Your cat travels on the seat next to you.
Birds, reptiles, and more — confirm with our team and fly together.
Fly with all your pets at once. No limits, no extra hoops.
On your lap, on the seat, wherever they're happiest.
Which animals can fly?
- Dogs — all breeds, all sizes
- Cats — domestic and exotic
- Birds — parrots, macaws, canaries
- Reptiles — confirm with our team
- Multiple animals on the same flight
- Exotic pets — case by case, always accommodated
Dog sizes — no restrictions
Chihuahua, Maltese,
Yorkshire
Labrador, Bulldog,
Cocker Spaniel
German Shepherd,
Golden Retriever
Great Dane,
Saint Bernard
No commercial airline accepts giant breeds in the cabin. On a private jet, they fly with you — no exceptions.
The boarding process
Drive directly to the terminal. No public entrance, no security lines, no crowds. Your pet walks from the car to the tarmac.
You and your pet walk to the aircraft side by side. No separation at any point. The crew greets both of you at the stairs.
Your pet chooses their spot — seat, floor, lap, or their own bed if you brought one. No one tells you where they have to be.
At destination, you exit together. Ground transport can be arranged to accommodate your pet from the FBO directly.
What to bring for your pet
Bring their usual food and a portable bowl. We can also pre-arrange it through catering.
Familiar scents reduce stress. Bring their bed, blanket, or favorite toy.
Always carry up-to-date vaccination documentation, especially for international routes.
Any regular medication, flea treatment, or supplements your pet takes daily.
Not required. Useful if your pet prefers an enclosed space during takeoff.
Required for international flights. Our team tells you exactly when and how to get one.
Does my pet need to be in a crate?
No — and this is one of the biggest differences between private and commercial aviation. On a private charter, your pet can roam the cabin freely throughout the entire flight. They can sit on seats, sleep on the floor, curl up on your lap, or stay in their carrier if that's where they feel most comfortable. The choice is entirely yours. There are no mandatory crating requirements on private jets.
Does my pet need to be sedated?
No — and most veterinarians advise against sedation for flights. Because private jets have a quieter cabin, no crowds, and no commercial terminal stress, most pets travel completely relaxed without any medication. The absence of strangers, security lines, and overhead announcements makes an enormous difference in how animals experience the journey.
Flying with your pet on a
commercial airline vs.
flying private
From takeoff to landing,
your pet never
leaves your side.
No separation at the gate. No cargo hold. No guessing if they're okay. Your pet is in the cabin with you for every minute of the flight.
No crowded terminals. Your pet walks straight from the car to the aircraft. Zero commercial airport stress for animals or owners.
Tell us what your pet eats and drinks. We coordinate to have their food, water, and treats on board before departure.
Need an early morning departure before the heat? A quick stop for a walk? Private charter schedules around your animal, not the other way around.
Our operators are informed of your pet before departure. The crew knows who's on board and is prepared to make the flight comfortable for everyone.
Where you and your
pet can fly
together
Stop leaving your
pet behind.
Fly together.
Every trip you take without your pet is a trip they miss too. Private charter fixes that permanently — documentation, logistics, and on-board details handled by our team so you just show up and fly together.
Everything pet owners ask
Do large dogs really fly in the cabin?
Yes — always. On a private jet, there is no cargo hold option for pets. Every animal, regardless of size or breed, travels in the cabin with you. A Great Dane sits in the cabin the same way a Chihuahua does.
Are there breed restrictions?
None. Brachycephalic breeds — Bulldogs, Pugs, French Bulldogs, Boxers — that are banned or heavily restricted on commercial airlines are welcome on private charter flights with no special requirements.
How many pets can I bring?
There is no fixed limit. We've placed flights with multiple dogs, mixed-species groups, and large packs. Let us know how many animals are traveling when you request a quote and we'll confirm logistics with the operator.
Do I need a crate or carrier?
It's your choice. Many clients prefer their pets to roam the cabin freely — sitting on seats, on laps, or on their own beds brought on board. If you prefer a carrier, soft-sided carriers are fully acceptable.
What documentation do I need for my pet?
Domestic US flights typically require no documentation beyond up-to-date vaccinations. International routes require health certificates issued within a specific window before departure. Our team guides you through exactly what's needed for your route well in advance.
Can I bring food and supplies for my pet?
Yes — and we recommend it. You can bring your pet's food, water bowl, bed, toys, and any medication on board. We can also coordinate with the caterer to have specific items ready on the aircraft before you board.
Every mile is better
when they're
next to you.
Stop planning trips around what airlines will allow. Fly private and bring your pet on every single one.
Fly With Your Pet Now