Anyone who’s ever traveled via airline with a pet knows what a pain it can be. There are health guidelines, crate guidelines, and some carriers even require larger pets to be sedated.
The biggest drawback is that if your pet isn’t small enough to ride in the cabin with you (under the seat, of course) then they have to fly in the cargo area with the luggage. Some carriers have a limit on how many pets are allowed in the cabin on one flight, so even if your pet is small enough they might end up in cargo anyway.

One company didn’t …read more