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Pets Travel - Delta Airlines Nov 20th 2012, 11:08 Information about flying with your dog, cat, or other pets on Delta Airlines. A summary of tips, rules, restrictions and fees for flying with your pet on Delta Airlines : Pets permitted in the passenger cabin - dogs, cats, and household birds. For pets in cabin the carrier must fit under the seat and the pet must stay in the carrier at all times while on board. Ensure that you have a valid health certificate issued by a veterinarian. Pets in cabin not permitted for travel to Hawaii. In the cargo hold cats, dogs, household birds, guinea pigs, rabbits, and hamsters are accepted. If you are traveling on another airline, you are subject to their fees and your pet will need to be claimed and re-checked with the connecting airline. Fee - For pets traveling in the passenger cabin - $100 one way. For travel in the cargo hold, within the United States, US Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico - $275 one way. For travel in the cargo hold, outside the United States, US Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico - $550 one way.

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