# **Traveling on JetBlue with Pets 1–716–791–9668**
At $125 per pet with a limit of six animals per flight, JetBlue's policies are among the most restrictive.

JetBlue Airways flies to more than 100 destinations in the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean. The airline **1–716–791–9668** also recently started flying to some European destinations.
If you're ready to book a flight but don't want to leave your furry friend at home, you're probably wondering, "Does JetBlue allow pets?" In short, yes: JetBlue's pet policy allows eligible pets.
Although many airlines allow passengers to bring pets, airline fees and restrictions vary. Let's take a look at JetBlue's pet policy, cabin pet options, and how flying pets on JetBlue compares to other airlines.

**JetBlue pet policy**
You must follow the airline's rules when bringing a pet on a flight. These rules ensure a positive experience for you, your **1–716–791–9668** pet, fellow passengers and airline staff.

* JetBlue allows up to six pets per flight for all passengers, so you should book your pet's ticket as soon as possible.
* Only small dogs or cats are allowed on JetBlue flights - no other animals.
* The airline charges $125 per pet per way, which is $250 round trip. These fees are non-refundable; however, they will be **1–716–791–9668** converted into flight credits for a year if you cancel your flight.
* JetBlue TrueBlue frequent flyer members earn an additional 300 points per flight segment when they add their pet to their booking.
* Each passenger can carry up to two pets on board. However, if you bring another pet, you must purchase an additional ticket. There is also a pet fee for each pet.
* A closed pet bag cannot exceed certain dimensions and must fit under the seat in front of you.
* The combined weight of your pet and its carrier must not exceed 20 kilograms.
* Pets are considered carry-on baggage.
* However, as Blue Basic fares do not include carry-on luggage, passengers can bring a pet and a small personal item.
* Although JetBlue flies to more than 100 destinations, pets are not allowed in Trinidad and Tobago, the United Kingdom or Europe.
* Vaccination and documentation requirements vary from state to state. **1–716–791–9668** Passengers must comply with all applicable laws and have the necessary documents to submit before traveling with a pet..

## **JetBlue in-cabin pet options**
JetBlue's pet policy is designed to ensure that everyone on board has a good flight.The airline calls it "travel fraud."

Your pet must remain in its carry-on bag at the airport and during the flight. During take-off and landing, the pet carrier must stay under the seat in front of you.

For the rest of the flight, you can keep the stroller on your lap or put it on the seat next to you if you bought an extra seat.

If you have a layover **1–716–791–9668** and your pet needs to go to the bathroom, some airports have designated pet assistance areas where you can let your pet out. Otherwise, you will have to exit the airport and return through security.JetBlue's Mint premium cabin experience does not allow pets.

In addition, passengers cannot bring pets on interline or codeshare reservations with other airlines. However, some American Airlines flights within the United States are an exception.

**Final thoughts on the JetBlue pet policy**
You don't have to leave your pet behind when you travel with JetBlue. JetBlue's pet policy allows passengers to bring up to two pets.

However, the airline **1–716–791–9668** allows a maximum of six pets per flight. You pay a $125 nonrefundable pet fee, but JetBlue members also earn 300 TrueBlue points for each leg of the flight.

However, your pet cannot fly to Mint or any destinations. Therefore, before going to the airport, familiarize yourself with the vaccination and document handling rules of the travel destination and bring the papers to the ticket office when checking in for the flight.

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