Southwest Airlines LUVS its pets and is known as being the pet friendliest airline. Recently, Southwest Airlines announced a change in its policies for trained service and emotional support animals. Customer service is at the airline’s core and they want to make sure their guidelines are clear and easy to understand, while providing customers and employees a comfortable and safe experience.
Pilots N Paws is dedicated to its mission to bring together volunteers who can help rescue, shelter and adopt animals. Through their discussion board site, the organization serves as a platform where volunteers can work together to pull off a miracle for animals in need. So far, Pilots N Paws has saved over 150,000 animals and it all started with a pup named Brock who needed help getting to a forever home in South Carolina. Generously, a Southwest Airlines pilot friend transported him from Florida to South Carolina to bring them together and Pilots N Paws was born.
The Pet Pass was born out of my love for all animals, especially for my cat Luna. I love my pets and consider them part of my family. So when I was going to travel to Europe with Luna, I decided to use my talents as a graphic designer and make a Pet Passport for her as well. During that trip many people, including the customs officers, gave me such positive feedback that I knew I had to make this into a product for others to enjoy as well!
Summer is here and if you are looking to travel with your pet here are some tips from your pet’s favorite airlines, Southwest Airlines. On domestic flights, small vaccinated pet cats and dogs can travel with you in-cabin under the seat in front of you. All pets must be carried in an appropriate carrier. The pet carrier counts as either a carryon item or a personal item. If you do not have your own pet carrier you can purchase an official Southwest Airlines branded pet carrier for $58 (tax included) at any Southwest Airport Ticket Counter or online (tax not included) at Southwest.com.
Meet Challenger. Not only is he an American bald eagle - and quite possibly the most famous eagle in the world – he is one of Southwest Airlines' most frequent flyers.
Bringing a furry friend along on your Spring Break journey? Cool! Just make sure you let us know in advance and here are some tips:
This year when you are making your travel plans, do not worry about leaving your furry family members at home. Southwest Airlines invites your MVPs - that's Most Valuable Pets, of course -onboard for your next trip.
Southwest Airlines accepts small vaccinated domestic cats and dogs. All in-cabin pets must be carried in an appropriate carrier and are subject to a $95 pet fare each way per pet carrier. The pet carrier counts as the customer's carryon bag.
Traveling with your pet is an amazing experience, but, it may be difficult for your pet. Sometimes, traveling far from home is not an option for a short vacation, so these outstanding San Diego hotels will spoil you and your pet making sure you all enjoy a well-deserved vacation. Here are the best four hotels who are ready to pamper your pooch!
The TSA is expecting long lines at their security check points during the busy summer travel season – especially when you are traveling in the morning. The TSA recommends arriving at the airport at least 2 hours early for domestic travel and 3 hours early for international travel. So bust out the sandals, your pet carrier, and let’s fly!
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