Porter Airlines Pet Policy

According to Porter Airlines’ pet policies, both dogs and cats are allowed to fly with their owners for enjoyment. To bring your companion on board the flight, you only need to have a few things with you: their collar, proof of recent immunizations, a veterinary health document, and an immunization certificate. Pets are not allowed as checked baggage. The cost for each pet can range from $50 to $57.50. Porter is currently allowing emotional support animals to travel on their flights at no cost. Only dogs are allowed as service animals and emotional support animals.

Porter Pet Policy Overview

Pets allowed	Cats and Dogs
Pets in the cabin	Allowed
Pets as checked baggage	Not Allowed
Cargo	Not available
Container dimensions	55 cm × 40 cm × 27 cm
Maximum weight	10 kilograms or 22 pounds (including the container)
Charges	50 USD to 57.50 USD (Taxes applicable)
Service Animals	Accepted for free
Emotional Support Animals	Accepted for free

Pet In Cabin

When bringing pets into the cabin of a Porter Airlines flight, you need to keep these things in mind.

Porter Airlines lets you bring up to two pets on each trip.
Pets can only travel with adults who have paid for their tickets.

Restrictions

Children who were alone.
Parents on the road with young children.
Anyone who needs to store medical equipment under the chair while moving.
People who aren’t flight attendants but are acting like one.
There were rows of people on the fire escapes.

Container Requirement For Pets In The Cabin

Porter only accepts containers that are soft-sided.
Each traveler is allowed to have only one container. Only one pet is allowed in a container.
Pets must follow rules and travel in their kennels from the moment they pass security checks until they reach their destination.
Please note that Porter’s decision means that aggressive or anxious animals will not be transported.
You can only bring your companion in its container as your carry-on gear.
The pet and its container must weigh less than 10 kilograms or 22 pounds.
The pet container should be small enough to fit securely under the chair in front of you.
Make sure the pet container has good ventilation and is leak-proof.
Your pet should be able to stand, turn sideways, and lie down easily.
The animal must stay completely inside the crate.

Container Dimensions

Length	Width	Height
55 cm	40 cm	27 cm
21.5 inches	15.5 inches	10.5 inches

Pets as checked baggage

Porter Airlines does not allow pets to be placed in their luggage compartments.

Pets as Cargo

Porter Airlines does not offer cargo services.

Documents Required for Pet Reservation

When it comes to transporting pets across borders, many countries have strict regulations. To ensure your pet’s safe and incident-free travel abroad, please follow these steps:

If you want to know about the rules and procedures for transporting pets, contact the embassy or consulate of the country you plan to visit.
To make sure your pet meets the international pet health requirements, talk to your veterinarian.
Make sure you have all the necessary documents for your companion’s trip. The documentation needed can vary depending on the route.
Health Certificate and Rabies immunization proof.

Charges and Fees

Porter Airlines charges a fee of $50 to $57.50 per container for accepting pets. Taxes will be added based on the location.

Emotional Support Animals ( ESA Service )

Porter Airlines is one of the few carriers that still allow emotional support animals. However, they only accept dogs as emotional support animals.

To fly with a comfort and support or psychological guide dog, you need to provide paperwork that is dated within one year of your upcoming flight. When you present it to the staff, make sure it is on paper from a qualified mental or medical expert. The paper should clearly state the following:

Name, location, ID, and country. The mental well-being of travelers.
The traveler needs a comfortable and helpful mental guide dog to assist them during air travel at their destination.
The individual mentioned in the document is being cared for by either the examining doctor or a psychiatrist.

Porter should contact the emotional care provider to verify the information in the papers. If you can’t prove your pet’s paperwork or if you don’t give advance notice, you might have to carry your animal like a regular pet. This could result in extra expenses.

Some Important Tips

A lot of people are concerned about going through security checks because dogs and cats are really good at escaping, even from strong grips.
If you belong to this category, you can ask to have your pet checked in a private area. Almost every airport has them.
To find out about the pet policies for flying with a different carrier, especially when using interline aircraft, it’s best to contact the carrier directly.
When traveling with your dog, it’s important to remember that once you’ve gone through screening, you won’t be able to take him for a walk outside. It is very important that the pet goes to the bathroom before the plane takes off. If you’re at the terminal, please use the designated pet relief areas.
To make sure you have all the necessary documents, it’s a good idea to reach out to the consulate or embassy of the country you’re visiting. It’s best to do this as soon as you can. They will be able to provide you with information about the specific documentation requirements for your trip.

Conclusion

To sum up, Porter Airlines allows cats and dogs to travel in the cabin with their owners, following specific guidelines. They do not accept pets as checked baggage or offer cargo services. Associated fees range from $50 to $57.50 per pet container. Emotional support animals, limited to dogs, are also accepted with proper documentation. Ensuring compliance with the airline’s pet policy and having the necessary documents is crucial for a smooth travel experience.