Are there any restrictions for pets onboard American Airlines in cabin

There are no breed or size restrictions for pets onboard American Airlines flights. However, all pets must be in an approved carrier and fit comfortably under the seat in front of you. Pets in the cabin can only be on domestic flights and cannot travel to international destinations. In addition, there are certain states where pets are not allowed at all. These states are Hawaii, Alaska, and California (excluding Inyo, Kern, and Los Angeles counties). Pets are also not allowed in the cabin if the flight is going to or from London Heathrow Airport.

What about other airlines?

Delta Airlines has the same restrictions as American Airlines when it comes to pets in cabins. However, pets are not allowed on flights to/from London Heathrow Airport. United Airlines allows small domesticated animals such as cats, dogs, and rabbits to fly in the cabin on domestic flights within the US. They must be placed in a carrier that meets USDA requirements and can fit under the seat in front of you. United Airlines does not allow any type of animal on international flights. But these are only the general rules for each airline. For specific policies regarding your pet’s flight, it is best to contact your airline directly.