Alaska Airlines Pet Travel Policy

 There are some restrictions and fees associated with Alaska Airlines Pet Policy, which includes domesticated cats, dogs, rabbits, and household birds.

Alaska Airlines charges a non-refundable pet fee of $100 per pet, each way.

Reservations for pets are required, as Alaska Airlines limits the number of pets that can be carried on each flight. Pet health certificates are also required.

Alaska Airlines Pet Policy only allows pets that fit comfortably in a kennel under the seat in front of the passenger. The maximum size of the kennel should not exceed 17" x 11" x 7.5".

Alaska Airlines does not transport animals younger than eight weeks old, and some breeds of dogs may be restricted based on their age.

Alaska Airlines may not accept some breeds of dogs and cats due to their physical characteristics, temperament, and other factors. You should check with the airline ahead of time.

Alaska Airlines has specific requirements for pet kennels used during travel. They must be made of sturdy materials, ventilated from all four sides, and have secure latches and handles.

Before booking an international flight, passengers should check with the airline and review the requirements for their destination country.