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American Airlines allows pets in cabin, in the cargo hold, or as checked baggage depending on breed and destination.


Only certain pets qualify for in-cabin travel—typically small dogs and cats. Larger animals must go in cargo.


When calling


Pet travel fees apply. In-cabin travel usually costs around $125 one-way, payable at the airport.


Call


Service animals have different rules. If you’re traveling with a certified service or emotional support animal, let


Pet reservations can’t be made online—they must be completed by phone. That’s why calling


Be aware that certain short-nosed (brachycephalic) dog breeds are not allowed in cargo.


Traveling internationally with pets requires health certificates, vaccines, and customs documentation.


Weather conditions can restrict pet travel. If it’s too hot or cold, cargo travel may be suspended.


Make sure your pet’s carrier meets TSA and airline requirements. Soft-sided carriers are ideal for in-cabin travel.


Ask agents at


Remember that pets count as your one carry-on item. You’ll only be allowed one additional personal item onboard.


If you need to cancel or change your flight, be sure to update your pet’s reservation as well.

