JetBlue Pet Policy - Pets - Indiana

Although some airlines carry many different types of pets, JetBlue only accepts cats and dogs. And only one per passenger. So if you have more than one pet, you'll also need another human travel companion. Unlike many airlines, however, JetBlue allows unaccompanied minors to travel with a pet. So if your pet and younger daughter need to fly to visit cousins, JetBlue might be a good option. It's important to note that the airline accepts a maximum of six pets on any flight, so you'll want to book your pet as soon as possible to secure your "seat." There is a flat pet fee of $125 each way regardless of itinerary or destination. If you have a certified service animal, different rules apply. You can learn more about it here. JetBlue defines a service animal as one that "has been trained to perform an active task to assist the customer on the trip." Pets travel only in the cabin So if you have a dog, it will need to be a small breed to join you on JetBlue. Dog or cat, weight limit is 20 pounds – pet and carrier combined. Your dog or cat will need to remain in their carrier at all times in the airport and on the plane. They will walk under the seat in front of you. JetBlue likes to point out that their extra legroom makes this rule more comfortable for people and pets alike. Your pet and its carrier will count as carry-on baggage, so keep this in mind when packing for your trip. The carrier will need a special JetPaws bag tag. So whether you're checking in for your flight online or in person, you'll need to get that tag — either at the ticket counter or from a JetBlue crew member roaming the self-service lobby.

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