International Airlines That Allow Pets

Some pet owners refuse to go anywhere without taking their beloved pet along with them. For this reason, they must be careful when choosing an airline because some of them do not allow pets, but there are a few that do.

If you are the type of person that lets your pet travel with you choosing an airline is extremely important because some airlines do not allow pets. Below is a list of the international airlines that does allow pets.

• Delta Airlines: This airline does allow pets, but you must provide them with your pet's veterinary certificate prior to the pet boarding the plane. The first four parts of the certificate must be completed prior to the flight and it could take up to 30 to be processed. Small pets may be bought on board on some flights. Pets must travel in the hold area on flights to South Africa and Australia. Pet owners are also responsible for paying a clearance of customs fee.


• Continental Airlines: Small pets are allowed to travel with their owners in the cabin of the plane providing that the carrier is able to fit under the seat, but there is an additional service charge. If you are a Continental Onepass member you can earn one mile for every dollar spent on transporting your pet.


• Virgin Atlantic: All pets on this airline must travel in the cargo hole of the plane. The temperature is maintained by the flight personnel to ensure the animals are as comfortable as possible. For safety reasons the airline does not allow sedated animals on their planes.