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Therapy animals and Service Animals in training. Therapy animals are animals which provide comfort to members of the public and are not trained to perform a specific task for an individual related to a disability. These animals may be eligible to travel in accordance with our Pet Policy for a charge.
- Pet Policy
Spirit Airlines does not accept animals on international...
- Pet Policy
Spirit Airlines does not accept animals on international flights, except in the case of service animals. Depending on the international destination, specific documentation regarding the service animal may be required.
Per the new DOT regulations, the Spirit Airlines ESA policy is to require passengers wishing to fly with their emotional support animal to do so under the airline's regular pet policy. The airline no longer recognizes an ESA as a psychiatric service animal.
Spirit Airlines charges a $110 fee per pet container on each flight (that means you will get charged $220 for round-trip pet carrying). The pet carriers must meet size requirements that are the same for carry-on baggage as they must be kept in the cabin.
On flights with Spirit Airlines, ESAs are now treated as normal pets, which means you have to pay pet fees ($110 each way) and are subject to pet restrictions. In short, only pets that can fit in a small carrier are allowed to board the cabin.
For Spirit, a service animal is one who is trained to lead the hearing or visually impaired or trained in special assistance for the disabled. If you plan to travel internationally, Spirit may be able to help you understand the requirements for your destination.
Discover Spirit Airlines' comprehensive pet policy guide. Learn about fees, allowed breeds, ESA requirements, and more for hassle-free pet travel.
