Trisha A. Angelo

Yes, Air Europa recognizes and accepts service dogs on all of their routes. Generally, only one service dog is allowed per traveler. But if your flight is to or from the United States, you can take an extra service dog with you (make sure to consult with them about this before actually taking the extra

Yes, KLM allows disabled people to bring service dogs with them onboard. One traveler can have one service dog with him/her. Service dogs travel totally free on KLM. But the dog has to be properly trained and you have to show proof of its training. If the training certificate is not valid, you can be

Yes, Air France accepts service dogs that are assisting any individual with disabilities. One traveler can take only one dog with him/her. The service dog needs to be trained from a recognized organization. Trained service dogs are carried by Air France for free. You have to make sure that you have fulfilled the requirements set

Yes, Thai Airways accept service dogs with people who are blind or deaf. One service dog per passenger is allowed on all routes. Travelers do not have to pay anything extra when they are traveling with a service dog on Thai Airways. They do not have any specific document requirements either. You just have to

Yes, Service dogs are accepted by Norwegian airlines that are assisting travelers with disabilities. They accept one service dog but should allow two for flights to and from the United States. Norwegian allows service dogs to travel for free on their flights. Only verbal assurance is enough for them unless the destination country requires some

Yes, RyanAir accepts service dogs that are supporting someone with some kind of disability. They do not allow regular pets onboard, but they allow one passenger to have up to 4 service dogs with him/her. But you have to show them a valid document about the dog’s training. Service dogs travel for free on RyanAir.

Yes, Tap Portugal accepts service animals assisting certain people with any kind of disability inside of their cabins. You can only take a dog as a service animal. The number of service dogs that can be taken with a traveler is not specified by Tap Portugal. We can assume that you can take two with

Yes, SAS accepts service dogs that are properly trained to provide assistance to a recognized disables individual. You can take two service dogs with you if you are traveling to the United States and one service dog with you if you are traveling to some other part of the world. No payment is necessary for

Yes, Vueling Airlines does accept service dogs on their aircrafts. But the dog should be properly trained by legal authorities and you have to show them proper documentation of the dog’s training. Without any legal training, they will not recognize your dog as a service animal. If they accept the dog, then it can travel

It is not possible to fly with normal pets on Play Airlines as they do not accept regular pets either inside of the cabins nor in the cargo. But they do accept trained service animals inside of their cabins without any additional charges. Their regulations are fairly simple and travelers just have to comply with

Volaris Airlines allows trained service animals inside their cabins. Even if your service animal is a brachycephalic pet, you can take it onboard with you by signing a waiver of liability. There are no fees for service animals but you will have to present some documents that prove the pet is actually a service animal

Air Canada has made some changes to their policy for service animals after the changes made by the Department of Transportation of the United States. They accept two service animals for flights to and from the United States and the number is limited to only one when it comes to other international flights. They also

Delta Airlines accepts trained service animals onboard for free on local and international flights. Only dogs are recognized as service animals right now. So, you can not take any other animal with you as a service animal. They do not require any additional paperwork except the DOT forms provided below. But they may require verbal

Copa Airlines accept service dogs on every route in which they operate their flight. Service animals are accepted inside of the cabins for free. They are one of the only airlines that do not require any formal documentation to prove that your dog is a service dog. But, formal documentation may be required depending on

Breeze Airways accepts trained service dogs for free just like any other American airline. They allow travelers to take up to two service animals at a time. Only dogs are recognized as service animals and no charges are applicable for them. Travelers need to make sure that they completed the DOT forms accordingly and have

JetBlue accepts trained service animals on board only, just like any other commercial air carrier. They require the dog to be fully trained and under the control of the owner. They may ask to see valid credentials and demand verbal assurance from you. One person can take two certified service dogs with him/her and both

Sun Country Airlines only accepts specially trained service animals that have been trained keeping in mind the disabilities of a person. Sun Country charges nothing for allowing service animals inside their cabins. If the dog’s size is small, then it can even sit on your lap. One person can take a maximum of two service

The service dog is accepted for free inside of their cabins only when it is properly trained and has the proper certifications. It is permitted to sit at your foot space or under your front seat (If you’re carrying the dog inside the crate). If the dog is too big to sit in your foot

Alaska Airlines shall allow service animals that have been trained to carry out duties or complete tasks in support of a qualifying disabled person. Psychological guide dogs are included in this. They do not charge money for allowing service dogs. But remember, only trained service dogs are accepted by Alaska Airlines. Service animals in training

Frontier Airlines accept two service animals for free for every individual. But only one service animal is allowed to be inside of the cabin. The other one should be inside the luggage compartment. The other regulations are pretty simple and straightforward. They have made their policy for service animals according to the updated regulations for

A dog which has been specially taught to perform or complete duties for the assistance of a person with a condition qualifies as a trained service animal or TSA. Just like other airlines, Spirit Airlines also have special guidelines for people with service animals. They do not accept service animals that are not properly trained.