Most experts agree. But plenty of pet owners beg to differ. Whether your pet goes in the cabin or in the hold is just one issue. Large animals and various types of service can cost more. All seven airlines will fly additional species in the hold.
Hawaii law requires that all animals flying there go in the hold.
All kennels must have food and water dishes, absorbent material or bedding as lining, and several labels. All advise making reservations for your pet when you book your ticket. Generally, more animals are allowed in the hold. Most lines require a rabies certificate less than 1 year old for dogs. Now the athlete has a Rhodesian ridgeback, Tuli, whom she took to Kenya.