Pets can now be classified as baggage on some airlines, according to a new court ruling, meaning airlines are not required to pay a higher compensation if the animal is lost or hurt This comes ...

If you’re traveling with a pet for the first time (or maybe just the first time in a year), a lot has changed. Some airlines that used to happily ship your pet in cargo will transport them no more.

Canada’s largest carrier, Air Canada, announced via Twitter that if will no longer allow pets to travel in the cargo or baggage compartment on any of its flights until at least Sept. 12. The tweet ...

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CHICAGO — United Airlines is placing new restrictions on the types of pets it will transport in cargo after a series of animal-related incidents led to an internal review earlier this year. The ...

NEWARK, New Jersey -- United Airlines is pausing its pet-shipping business after mishaps that included a dog winding up in Japan instead of Kansas.. United said Tuesday that it will halt PetSafe ...

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If you’re traveling with a pet for the first time (or maybe just the first time in a year), a lot has changed. Some airlines that used to happily ship your pet in cargo will transport them no more.