is this model airline approved and does it come with travel kit re live animal and up arrow stickers
1428597
Yes, airline approved. However, I had a very difficult time with assembly and couldn't get the top to lock to the bottom.
1428598
I'm not sure it's airline approved, but it does come with bowls for water and food and has stickers and arrows. I bought it for use in the house and it's too small. I'm going to get a larger model.
1428599
We were told it was and then at the airport we were asked take it home and drill holes and add screws to it. It did not come with stickers. I would buy another brand.
1324822
Hello,thank you for your questions. There are stickers in the package were you would add the name. If you need anything else please let me know. Thank you for your business.Alan EganZoom Party
464474
Yes it's airline approved. However some of the newer planes have reduced leg room and this carrier is a bit too large to fit under the seat. If cats will fit in the large divided, that definitely will fit. But the divided large is not roomy enough for cats over 5 pounds.
277871
I used with Delta. Ohio to California. Airlines like you to replace the plastic screws with metal- can order w kennel. Purchase 1-2 water bowls that attach to the door. Freeze the water then attach just before flight. Need to put absorb ant pads under the blanket. Safe travels.
925945
The carrier is airline approved, but each airline has there own rules, so please check with your airline if approved.
1147547
I'm not certain what you mean. If you mean is it legal to carry electronic items like this onto a plane, I have no idea, since those rules change constantly now. You'd have to call or email the airline and ask for their list of "no-fly" items. (If you can't bring a small bottle of shampoo or hand lotion on flights now, I honestly have no idea how to judge what they will deem as against the rules anymore.) If you are wanting to know if it's a good travel size, it is. It folds neatly and doesn't take a ton of space in your bag. It works well and I've had no problems with mine. I use it a few times a week and have had it for awhile now. I hope that helps.
1098401
Yes it is IATA Compliant. I flew with my dog from Honolulu to Dulles. Then she flew from Dulles to Johannesburg. We had NO problems :)
110443
We flew 2 flights with United and all was well. Because it is soft sided, we were able to have it fit. We flew domestic and international and it worked great. We used the disposable liners and that was good. Our cat travelled well and we were very happy with the carrier .
1774740
Yes, and it meets all airline specs for the domestic carriers I checked with (Alaska Air, Delta, and United; I flew Alaska). I also mentioned this in my review: It fit under a center seat and window seat, but the aisle seat had a bar partway across, blocking the full width of the area (probably to keep people from tripping in the aisle). I had an aisle seat and had to ask another passenger to switch seats. The window seat area was a little small, but it would fit (folded up a little on one side) if you didn't need much legroom. Fortunately for us, the center seat was empty so the carrier could be easily placed there. I think it is best if your pet is small enough to fit in the carrier with plenty of room to spare, in case you need to fold the bag a little to get it to fit. When booking, remember that bulkhead seats have no under-seat storage because there is no seat open in front of you.
1343479
It is not approved for air travel. The answer is in the customer questions and answers when you scroll down in the web page, you have also the option of purchasing the ride car seat travel vest with the child airplane travel harness (FAA approved).
993779
I don't remember seeing a FAA approved sticker but it's super safe has 2 back harness to hook on to da actual seat in the car plus the one that goes threw the carseat
538930
It comes with a soft case. I wheeled my mom to the gate then to the door to plane and the chair was tagged and taken below to baggage priority. When we exited the plane the chair was waiting for us outside of door and I wheeled her up the ramp etc. If you see someone with a baby carriage and it gets stored right before they enter the plane it's very similar. I did not have any problems. It may be clumsy to bring cover and try to fold the chair and cover. Just remember people will be on line trying to pass you to get to their seats. The airline is responsible for the chair so I don't think you'll have any problems. My girlfriend travels all over with her husband and they use this same chair and so far (at least 5 yrs) traveling to Arizona, Aruba and Europe three times a year they have not had any issues. Knock on wood.
1006817
No, this is NOT airline-approved. You need a hard plastic type, but I'd think twice. A lot of pets die in the cargo section. I would never ship a pet down there.
1914485
I just received my red one todayI gotTwo5 minute flight times.It's absolutely one of the best I have bought.Sorry my first response didn't come out the way I said it.I hope the second response helps you!
642752
I have no idea. We've yet to take our little one on a plane ride. The best thing to do would be to contact the airlines and confirm. Enjoy!
912208
I bought the medium Oxford carrier and it has an airline approved sticker on it. If it is a little taller, it will collapse under the seat in front of you. That is why they are made flexible at the top. There should be no problem if yours has an airline sticker on it. My experience with flying with my poms is that they lie down for the trip anyway. They fall to sleep as soon as the plane takes off.
949765
No. You should look at Petmate sky kennel or Petmate Vari kennel. They are hard plastic. Also check with the airline for their requirements as well. Good Luck!