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✈️ Flying with Delta? Here’s the pet policy you need to know. 👇

Delta no longer accepts pets in cargo for the general public - only active U.S. Military and State Department families on PCS orders can ship pets through Delta Cargo.

That means if your dog or cat is too big to fit comfortably in an 18” x 11” x 11” in‑cabin carrier, they cannot fly on Delta at all.

Delta also limits the number of in‑cabin pets per flight, and you must call to add your pet — it’s first‑come, first‑served.

✨ Need to fly a larger dog?

Some airlines that do offer pet cargo options include:
• United PetSafe
• Lufthansa Cargo
• KLM
• Air France
• American Airlines Cargo (select routes)

For more details, check out the full guide at the link in bio 🐶✨

When your dog travels 10,000+ miles to be reunited with you, you don’t walk; you run to welcome him home when he arrives.

Jimmy was absolutely overjoyed to be reunited with his family at his new home in Melbourne, Australia.

Moving dogs to Australia is intensive. It’s not just your dog’s long flight. Importing dogs to Australia is a long process due to the country’s strict biosecurity laws. Moving dogs to Australia requires months of planning, documentation, vaccines, many vet visits, and mandatory quarantine upon arrival.

If you want a dog relocation to Australia that results in a happy reunion, like this one, contact PetRelocation.