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Sometimes Virgin Atlantic only allows assistance dogs and service dogs on board and does not allow regular pets on board. Please check with Virgin Atlantic reservation people before departure for Virgin Atlantic flying with pets rules. If it says you can bring pets in the cabin or as checked baggage please refer to the rules and regulations under Virgin Atlantic pet policy and Virgin Atlantic cargo pets rules.
As per Virgin Atlantic pet policy, the airline sometimes does not accept regular pets and only accepts service dogs and emotional support dogs on board. Only two pets are allowed per passenger and 4 pets per aircraft. So, when you want to take your pet inform the airline at least 2 days before departure and confirm that they are accepting pets. Check out the rules of in-cabin and checked baggage along with carrier conditions.
Yes, it does. As per Virgin Atlantic pet policy, small cats and dogs are allowed in the cabin in their carrier. There are some rules though, check out them below:
If your pet is not under the Virgin Atlantic flying with pets limitations of in-cabin pet travel then you will have to check them. For checking your pet, the pet and carrier must not weigh more than 70 lbs (32kg) under the rules of Virgin Atlantic pet policy.
The pet carrier must fit in the cargo hold of the aircraft. The cost of checked baggage pet travel differs according to the destination and pet's weight. For precise pricing information, please contact Virgin Atlantic customer care.
Note that certain dog and cat breeds are banned from travel. The reason is their nose structure, which makes it harder for them to breathe properly at heights. Along with this respiratory issue, certain dogs and cats are dangerous for being in the cabin, such as Pugs, Bulldogs, Japanese Tosa, fila Brasiliero, dogo Argentino, Perro de Presa Canario, and American Pit Bull Terrier.
Virgin Atlantic pet policy says that pet owners must contact Virgin Atlantic at least three days before traveling. The required evidence includes your dog's health certificate/EU Pet Passport, identification card, or proof of training, breed, and weight.
During some time of the year, Virgin Atlantic does not allow regular pets in cabin and only allows service and emotional support animals. Understandably, they will require the associated documents to show them that you need an assistant dog or an emotional support animal and that your pet is trained enough to do so. the As per Virgin Atlantic pet policy, you are supposed to inform the airline at least 48 hours before the departure date about you bringing a pet or service animal. Few places do not allow service and emotional support dogs and the locations that allow them are:
As per Virgin Atlantic pet policy, you can bring pets in the cabin but confirm this part earlier by contacting the airline as they ban pets during some periods of the year.
As per the Virgin Atlantic pet policy, in-cabin pet traveling incurs a $200 cost each way.
The required evidence includes your dog's health certificate/EU Pet Passport, identification card, or proof of training, breed, and traveling Virgin Atlantic pet policy.
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