Flying with a dog adds extra steps that always take longer than planned. You need time for check in, carrier inspections, potty breaks, and security questions. Aim to arrive at least thirty minutes ...

Dogs must still fly in a carrier and fit under the seat to be stowed for taxi, takeoff, and landing (on Etihad, carriers can take up more space if being used with an additional seat); outside of those ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Miriam Porter is based in Toronto and covers vegan and kind travel. Somewhere in the world there is an excited dog flying for the ...

Travel is exciting for humans but it can feel strange and scary for dogs. Their world is full of familiar smells and safe places and a plane can be very different. When a dog flies for the first time ...

Flying with your dog is totally doable with the right prep and a calm mindset. Airlines have different rules, fees, and restrictions, so check early. Most dogs handle air travel well if properly ...

Imagine you’re about to zip up your suitcase for a much-awaited vacation, and there’s your four-legged companion gazing up at you with those soulful eyes. The thought of leaving them behind tugs at ...

Summer is a busy travel season for both people and their pups. Heather Blas, a pet relocation specialist at Continental Pet Relocation, was already trying to navigate the hectic time for moving and ...

As a middle-seat passenger on a recent flight from Los Angeles to New York, I thought I had hit the jackpot: The aisle seat next to me appeared to be empty. But then, as the last passengers trickled ...