Everything you need to know about flying with your pet on JetBlue. Updated for 2026 with the latest fees, weight limits, and booking tips.
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JetBlue does not transport live animals as cargo.
| Type | Fee | Available |
|---|---|---|
| In-Cabin | $150 | Yes |
| Cargo | N/A | No |
No specific breed restrictions for in-cabin travel, but only small dogs and cats are allowed.
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Pets are not allowed on flights to a significant number of international destinations. A total of only six pets are allowed per flight, which is a smaller number than many other airlines.
Book early, as only six pets are allowed per flight.
You can purchase an extra seat for your pet for more room, but the carrier must remain on the floor during taxi, takeoff, and landing.
JetBlue offers their own branded pet carrier for purchase online or at the airport.
How does JetBlue stack up? Here's a quick look at 3 comparable airlines:
See how JetBlue compares to other airlines for pet travel.
| Airline | In Cabin | Fee | Cargo |
|---|---|---|---|
| JetBlue (current) | Yes | $150 | No |
| American Airlines | Yes | $150 | Yes |
| Delta Air Lines | Yes | $150 | Limited |
| United Airlines | Yes | $150 | Limited |
| Southwest Airlines | Yes | $125 | No |
| Alaska Airlines | Yes | $100 | Yes |
| Spirit Airlines | Yes | $125 | No |
Common questions about traveling with pets on JetBlue.
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