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Traveling with pets on a private jet

One of the most common questions from first-time charter clients isn't about the aircraft — it's whether the dog can come. On a charter, the answer is almost always yes, and it looks nothing like what pet owners are used to from commercial travel.

What flying with pets on a charter actually looks like

Pets travel in the cabin with you — not cargo, not a crate requirement on most aircraft. No breed restrictions, no size cutoffs tied to a cargo hold that doesn't exist on this kind of flight. Let us know when you request your quote so we can confirm the aircraft is a good fit and flag anything destination-specific.

International travel with pets

Entry requirements vary by country — vaccination records, import permits, sometimes a waiting period depending on where you're headed. This is exactly the kind of regulatory detail a broker should be handling as part of the trip, not something you're expected to research alone.

Your pet isn't cargo, and they're not just a passenger either — they're family. That's exactly how we treat them on every flight.

What to have ready when you request a quote

• Pet type, size, and breed — larger dogs may point toward a larger cabin category
• Number of pets traveling
• Destination, so we can flag any international entry requirements early
• Vaccination records, if you already have them on hand

Request a quote and let us know about your pet along with your route — we'll confirm the aircraft and any destination requirements before you book.

Levity Charters, LLC is an air charter broker and does not own, operate, or maintain any aircraft. All flights are operated by FAA-certified Part 135 or Part 121 air carriers.