Pets in Cabin

Flair is happy to welcome small dogs or cats on board to many of our destinations.

In this article:

• Where can Pets Fly?
• Booking a Pet on a Flair Flight
• Kennel Requirements
• Fees
• Important Considerations

Where can Pets Fly?

Pets are permitted to travel on all domestic flights. Pets are not permitted on flights to or from the following destinations:

• Mexico
• Jamaica
• The Dominican Republic
• USA

Booking a Pet on a Flair Flight

Passengers can book their pet in the following ways:

• While making their booking online at flyflair.com
• Using our online Manage My Booking tool
• During their online check-in
• By calling our Contact Centre at 1-833-711-2333 (Contact Centre Transaction fees will apply)

Kennel Requirements

Pets must be secured in a soft-sided, airline-approved, leak-proof, and ventilated pet carrier for travel in the cabin. Kennel must not exceed the following:

• 41cm x 23cm x 25cm (16 x 9 x 10 inches)
• 10 kg (23 lb)

Fees

• The fee to bring a pet on a Flair flight can be found at Flair's Pet Fees. 
• Please note that if passengers wish to add a pet to their reservation using Flair's Contact Centre, a Contact Centre Transaction fee will be charged in addition to the baggage fee(s).
• A pet in the cabin will be counted as one standard item toward a passenger's carry-on baggage allowance.

Important Considerations

• Pets must be at least 12 weeks old at the time of travel.
• Passengers are responsible for familiarizing themselves with and complying with entry requirements to their destination. 
• Pets must remain in the kennel, under the seat in front of the passenger, for the duration of the flight.
• Pets cannot travel with unaccompanied minors.
• Passengers travelling with a pet in the cabin cannot be seated in exit or bulkhead rows.
• Passengers who require a medical device that will be stowed under the seat cannot travel with a pet in the cabin.
• Flair allows a maximum of 6 pets on board eligible flights.
• Pets that appear aggressive, unruly, ill, or distressed may be denied transport at our discretion. If a passenger chooses to sedate their animal for transport, we recommend that they travel with a note from their veterinarian.