TIPS ON FLYING WITH YOUR COMPANION DOG John Rosata
Pick a non-stop flight This way, you can save time and energy by not having to transit again through an airport during another leg of your trip!
Avoiding turbulence Make sure that you select flights with minimal turbulence by checking the weather report beforehand and picking safe times of day (early morning or late evening) to fly.
Avoiding extreme temperatures It is crucial that you select flights with climates similar to what your dog is used to.
Avoiding stressing noises If possible, avoid flights that will be full of loud passengers and announcements!
Having an alternate plan It is always a good idea to have an alternate plan in case anything goes wrong with flights – consider booking hotels or renting cars so that you don’t get stranded at night or in an area where dogs are not welcome.
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