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Flying with a dog on JetBlue B6
North America
Flying with a dog on JetBlue
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Here is the JetBlue pet policy for dogs, checked against the airline's own pages in October 2026. Below: what applies in the cabin and in the hold, the breed rules for your dog, and what to sort out before you fly.
JetBlue dog policy at a glance
In the cabin
No weight limit
In the hold
Not available
JetBlue doesn't carry dogs in the hold.
JetBlue pet carrier size: dog carriers that fit
We checked every carrier in our comparison against the limits of JetBlue, size by size. Shown are the ones that fit by their dimensions, most mentioned first. At the gate, JetBlue decides.
In the cabin
1 carrier fits by its dimensions
Breed rules
None stated| Breed group | Cabin with you |
|---|---|
| Snub-nosed | Allowed |
| Strong breeds | Allowed |
Snub-nosed
- Cabin, with you
- Allowed
Strong breeds
- Cabin, with you
- Allowed
JetBlue lists no breed restrictions. Check your destination country's entry rules for your dog's breed.
Assistance dogs
AllowedService dogs are accepted with different policies; request must be completed at least 48 hours prior via Open Doors Organization.
Summary
Only small dogs and cats are accepted in the cabin, and no pets travel in cargo. There is no stated weight limit, but your pet must fit in a carrier no larger than 43.18 cm L x 31.75 cm W x 21.59 cm H under the seat in front of you. The fee is 150 USD each way, with a maximum of two pets per traveler and six pets per flight.
Carrier must not exceed 17" L x 12.5" W x 8.5" H and must fit under the seat in front of you; pet must be able to turn around comfortably when closed. Only one pet is allowed per carrier, and it must be able to turn around comfortably when the carrier is closed.
No dogs or cats are carried in cargo; pets travel in the cabin only.
Before you fly
- Check which vaccinations and health documents your route requires, and keep them with you.
- Reserve your dog's spot early, as places per flight are limited.
- Check the entry rules of your destination country.
- Get your dog used to the carrier or kennel well before the trip.
Always double-check
Airline pet policies change often and vary by route, aircraft and season. Confirm the current rules directly with JetBlue before booking.
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Flying with a dog on JetBlue: FAQ
What is the JetBlue pet policy for dogs? ▾
JetBlue allows small dogs in the cabin. No breed restrictions are listed, and the Dog-Friendly Score is 85/100. Checked against the official policy in October 2026.
Can I bring my dog in the cabin on JetBlue? ▾
Yes. JetBlue 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 JetBlue? ▾
No. JetBlue does not offer hold or cargo transport for dogs.
How much does it cost to fly a dog on JetBlue? ▾
On JetBlue, the in-cabin fee is $150 (each way); the airline states: 150 USD each way. Fees change, so confirm the exact amount when you book.
Are there breed restrictions on JetBlue? ▾
JetBlue does not list specific breed restrictions, but it is worth confirming for your dog's breed before you book.
Does JetBlue accept assistance dogs? ▾
Yes. Trained assistance dogs are accepted in the cabin, usually free of charge, with the required documentation. Contact JetBlue in advance.