8 kg limit
Your dog weighs more, and you're pushed into the cargo hold or expensive cargo. We find an in-cabin solution.
Flying with a dog should not turn into a survival game.
Flying with a pet often feels like bureaucratic chaos of restrictions, bans, and rules. We know these fears:
Transit dead end
Risk of quarantine or deportation during layovers. We synchronize requirements for every point of your route.
Document trap
Mistakes in the chip-vaccine-titer chain. We eliminate the risk of denied boarding at check-in.
Life threat
For brachycephalic breeds, the cargo hold is a deadly risk. We move them to the cabin for safety.
Financial burden
Unreasonably high fees for transporting an animal in cargo hold or cargo service.
✶We’ve personally been through this path
How it works
Your structured way out of chaos
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1. Analysis of your case.
SkyDog step-by-step systemAnalysis of airline rules, destination country requirements, and restrictions related to you, your dog's breed, and starting conditions.
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2. Owner and dog preparation.
SkyDog step-by-step systemBehavioral course for preparing your pet for flights. Training instructions and behavior coaching for public places.
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3. Feedback on completed work.
SkyDog step-by-step system"Exam": video-based readiness check and detailed expert feedback.
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4. Collection of required documents.
SkyDog step-by-step systemPreparation and collection of a document package in strict accordance with current airline requirements and destination country laws.
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5. Support until landing.
SkyDog step-by-step systemCommunication with the airline, pet preparation instructions, checklists, airport action flow, official requests, and support until landing.
A dog is a family member, not baggage. Our mission is to turn a complex flight preparation process into a clear algorithm. We handle case analysis, training coordination, and documents, supporting you all the way to a smooth landing. We give wings to your four-legged friend and freedom of movement to you.
Ready to get started?
Choose the support format for your route and timeline.
Savings calculator
How many times per year do you fly with your dog?
Your savings can reach up to 200 $ per year on airline fees.
A one-time preparation in our system fully pays off after the second flight.
Europe
590€
- 30-day Service Dog preparation course
- Personal mentor: training, support, and feedback
- Legal document package
- Sky-Ready graduate box
- Support during the first 6 months
Europe + USA
760€
- 30-day Service Dog preparation course
- Personal mentor: training, support, and feedback
- Legal document package
- Sky-Ready graduate box
- Support during the first 6 months
World
990€
- 30-day Service Dog preparation course
- Personal mentor: training, support, and feedback
- Legal document package
- Sky-Ready graduate box
- Support during the first 6 months
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I fly with a large dog in the cabin?
Yes. While airlines usually have strict weight limits for pets, dogs meeting Service Dog (PSD) criteria can fly in the cabin regardless of size. Our program ensures your dog meets all airline behavior and safety standards for cabin access.
Will these documents meet my specific airline's requirements?
Absolutely. We prepare your package to comply with the latest 2026 DOT (Department of Transportation) standards and international carrier policies. We verify your specific route to ensure every document fulfills the airline's entry and boarding criteria.
What is the difference between an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) and a Psychiatric Service Dog (PSD) for in-cabin travel?
Most airlines no longer recognize Emotional Support Animals (ESA) for cabin travel. To fly in the cabin now, dogs must meet Psychiatric Service Dog (PSD) standards, which include being trained for specific tasks. Our course helps you meet these updated airline service animal requirements.
Why is 'task-training' necessary for airline travel?
Airlines require that a service animal be trained to perform specific tasks to assist their owner. Our training ensures your dog meets this criteria, allowing you to confidently complete the airline's behavioral attestation forms required for boarding.
Are there additional fees for a trained dog in the cabin?
Dogs that meet the airline's Service Dog (PSD) criteria are generally exempt from pet cabin fees. By fulfilling these training standards, you comply with fee-waiver policies, which can save you $150–$400 per flight.
How long does it take to prepare for airline compliance?
Standard preparation takes about 2–3 weeks to ensure all behavior and documentation standards are met. For urgent travel, our 'Priority Mode' accelerates the process to meet your airline's submission deadlines.
Is cabin travel safe for flat-faced (brachycephalic) breeds like pugs, French bulldogs, English bulldogs, and Boston terriers?
It is the preferred option. Since many airlines restrict flat-faced breeds from the cargo hold due to safety risks, meeting Service Dog standards allows them to stay in the climate-controlled cabin, following the airline's safety protocols for brachycephalic animals.
How long is my training confirmation valid for travel?
Your training completion is recognized for the dog’s lifetime. However, we provide updated templates for airline-specific forms for each trip to ensure you remain in full compliance with ever-changing carrier policies.
Does this status help with 'No-Pet' hotel policies?
Yes. Many hotels and accommodation providers align their policies with airline standards. A dog that meets Service Dog criteria is often accepted in pet-free locations, provided you follow the establishment's compliance rules.
What if the airline has questions at the check-in desk?
Our 'First Takeoff' support provides you with a verification line. We help clarify how your documentation meets the airline's specific requirements, ensuring a smooth boarding process even if the staff is unfamiliar with the latest rules.
Service Dog owner experiences
For the first time, my hands were not shaking at the gate. Before, each time it felt like someone would come and say: "dogs are not allowed". Now I have documents in hand and calm Oscar beside me, greeted by flight attendants as a full passenger.
Alisa and Oscar the beagle
Route: Paris - Lisbon
The flight went great, and we were among the first to board. Tim calmly lay down at my feet and slept through the whole flight. No extra questions - only a document check by list.
Mark and Tim the Jack Russell
Route: Berlin - Barcelona
Flights used to be a nightmare and a nervous breakdown, and now Stitch is calm and even sleeps on the seat. The training was our salvation - now I am not afraid for my Frenchie's life and we are always together.
Inna and Stitch the French bulldog
Route: Warsaw - Barcelona
Despite his size, Max curled up compactly by the seat. Our seat neighbors smiled at us the entire way, and a flight attendant even took a photo with Max.
Tomasz and Max the labrador
Route: Warsaw - Vienna
Thanks to Urgent Mode, we managed to prepare everything a couple of weeks before a difficult flight. Without clear instructions and support, I would have canceled the trip, but Archie slept calmly under the seat the whole way.
Sofia and Archie the poodle
Route: Prague - Nice
Our transatlantic flight went perfectly. At check-in they asked for Goldie's documents, checked quickly and without questions. We were offered priority boarding and front-row seats with extra legroom.
Kristina and Goldie the retriever
Route: Frankfurt - New York
The airline clearly knows the protocols. Documents were checked quickly, and onboard staff treated the dog with respect, as a full passenger.
Anna and Sky the Aussie
Route: London - Los Angeles
Be prepared that every second person will want to pet your "worker". I had to politely remind people that the dog was on duty.
Victor and Ray the cocker spaniel
Route: Istanbul - Bangkok
In Dubai we passed security without a queue because of service dog status. Before, I would not even try this route with Lou, now it's just another point on our travel map.
Olga and Lou the maltipoo
Route: Zurich - Dubai
A dog is a full family member. Not baggage. Not an anchor. We help you travel together - calmly, confidently, and without overpaying.