100+ airline pet policies in one searchable database, including snub-faced breeds, large dogs in cabin, and the airlines that still accept emotional support animals.
I built this because I got tired of doing that research over and over. Puglo is a pug, and he's flown to 19 countries with me. Every one of those trips meant figuring out whether a snub-faced dog would actually make it past check-in, or whether I'd be turned away holding a non-refundable ticket.
This is all of that research, organized so you don't have to repeat it.
WHAT'S INSIDE
80+ commercial airlines that allow dogs in cabin, sorted by region, with snub-faced breed acceptance marked for each one. If you have a pug, frenchie, boston terrier, shih tzu, or boxer, this section alone is worth it.
Weight and carrier limits for every airline, including the carriers that allow large dogs in cabin. Most people have no idea those exist.
15+ airlines that still accept emotional support animals, with each policy broken down: weight limit, which routes it applies to, required documentation, and which ones allow large dogs. Almost every ESA roundup online was copied from pre-2021 sources and is wrong. This section is built from airline documentation, not recycled blog posts.
Private and semi-private carriers that take large dogs in cabin, for when no commercial option works.
Direct links to every official policy page, so you can verify anything yourself and show it to an agent if you get pushback at the counter.
Updated monthly, and any time I find a new airline.
Pet policies change constantly and often without announcement. Airlines quietly drop ESA acceptance, change weight limits, or exit entire markets. This database gets reviewed every month, and when I find a new carrier or a policy shift, it goes in. You keep access to every update.