North America
Flying with a dog on Delta Air Lines DL
North America
Flying with a dog on Delta Air Lines
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Thinking about flying with your dog on Delta Air Lines? Delta Air Lines allows small dogs in the cabin. Below you'll find the full details before you book: weight limits, fees, breed restrictions, and the official rules.
🐾 Pet Travel
Breed restriction details
Brachycephalic breeds restricted. Global cargo embargo (except US Military).
Notes
Small dogs in cabin on domestic flights. Cargo service under global embargo.
Before you fly
- Up-to-date vaccinations and a valid health certificate are required.
- Dog + soft carrier must fit under the seat in front of you.
- Reserve your dog's spot early, as places per flight are limited.
- Certain breeds may be restricted. Check breed rules before booking.
Always double-check
Airline pet policies change often and vary by route, aircraft and season. Confirm the current rules directly with Delta Air Lines before booking.
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Flying with a dog on Delta Air Lines: FAQ
Can I bring my dog in the cabin on Delta Air Lines? ▾
Yes. Delta Air Lines allows small dogs in the cabin in an approved carrier that fits under the seat in front of you.
Can my dog travel in cargo on Delta Air Lines? ▾
No. Delta Air Lines does not offer hold or cargo transport for dogs.
How much does it cost to fly a dog on Delta Air Lines? ▾
Delta Air Lines's in-cabin fee is around $150–$200 each way $, and the cargo fee is around not available. Fees vary by route, so confirm the exact amount when you book.
Are there breed restrictions on Delta Air Lines? ▾
Yes. Delta Air Lines restricts certain breeds: Brachycephalic breeds restricted. Global cargo embargo (except US Military).. Check the breed rules for your dog before booking.
Does Delta Air Lines accept assistance dogs? ▾
Yes. Trained assistance dogs are accepted in the cabin, usually free of charge, with the required documentation. Contact Delta Air Lines in advance.