Spirit Airlines Pet Policy 1–888–875–0388

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People love to travel with their pets. After all, dogs and cats are part of the family and we often wish they could travel with us. However, traveling with a pet can be challenging because it may require additional travel preparation steps and used Spirit Airlines Pet Policy
If you're planning on booking a flight with your four-legged friend in the near future, here's our guide to flying on Spirit Airlines with a pet.

spirit Airlines' pet policy

First things first, Spirit Airlines allows you to travel with many pets on domestic flights and in Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands, but not on international flights.
However, pets can only be carried in the cabin and not as checked cargo. This means that only small pets that can fit under the seat in front of you are allowed on the plane.
Pets allowed include:

• Dog.
• cat's.
• Establishing small native birds.
• To install the little bunnies.

Note, however, that birds and rabbits are not allowed on flights to and from Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.
There are also animals that the spirit is not allowed to ride, including:

• snake.
• Crazy.
• rodent
• Wild Birds.

Fowl or waterfowl, for example chicken or duck.

Service animals
If you are traveling with an approved service animal, slightly different rules apply.

• First, only dogs are allowed on Spirit Flight as service animals. Prior to this, you must complete the US Department of Transportation's Animal Air Transportation Form and submit it to Spirit through our online Pet Request Form service 48 hours prior to your flight.
• If required, you may bring the completed form to the Spirit check-in counter on the day of travel. However, there is a possibility that staff will not be able to accept your request immediately and you may have to rebook — which may happen even if you choose to do so. , I'll help you.
• If you are traveling with more than one trained service dog (up to two), fill out a form for each. On the plane, the dog must sit on your lap or in your personal footwell.
• If you are traveling internationally with your service dog, be aware of any travel restrictions within your destination and upon return to the United States — such as B documents and vaccination certificates.
• Remember that Spirit does not consider animals used for emotional support or therapy to be service animals. Emotional support animals are treated as pets when checking in and traveling with Spirit.

Spirit Airlines Pet Rules
Of course, when flying with a pet on Spirit, strict rules and regulations apply to protect you, your pet, and your fellow travelers.

• You do not need a health certificate for a pet unless you are flying to the US Virgin Islands. However, a rabies vaccination certificate is required for pets traveling to Puerto Rico.
• A maximum of two pets are allowed per pet carrier, but only one pet carrier per guest.
• Pets should be able to stand up and turn around in their container.
• Pets must remain in their carrier during flight.
• The animal must be at least eight weeks old and completely weaned.
• The animal must be harmless, odorless and docile and does not require special attention during flight. In addition, the animal must be healthy, calm and not in physical difficulties. If your pet causes a disturbance prior to exiting the aircraft gate, you and your pet will be removed from the flight.
• Pets are not allowed in the first row or at emergency exits.
• The combined weight of the pet and its carrier must be 40 pounds or less.
• The dimensions of your pet carrier must not exceed 18 x 14 x 9 inches and the carrier must fit under the seat in front of you.
• The sides of the pet carrier should be soft but your pet's head should not be outside the carrier.

Spirit Airlines Reservations and Check-In with Pets

• After booking your ticket, doing all the research and filling out the proper forms, there are some pet-specific procedures you'll need to follow before and after you arrive at the airport to secure your furry companion a spot on your flight. , , ,
• First you need to make a separate reservation for your pet from your pet, which is only possible with Spirit via call, SMS or WhatsApp chat.
• Spirit allows only six pet carriers to be taken on board per flight. For the best chance of securing a seat on the plane for your pet, you should contact Spirit as soon as you book your reservation.
• Currently, Spirit Airlines charges you a $125 pet fee for each direction of travel. This is per pet container, not per pet