Fly With Pets on a
Private Jet Charter

Yes. All dog breeds and sizes are welcome on Haute Jets charters — from Chihuahuas to Great Danes. There are no breed bans and no size restrictions. Large dogs travel in the cabin with their owners throughout the flight. Haute Jets selects the appropriate aircraft based on your dog's size and the number of passengers, ensuring sufficient cabin space for everyone to travel comfortably.

For domestic US flights, a health certificate is not legally required but is strongly recommended. For international flights, most countries require a USDA-accredited veterinarian health certificate issued within 10 days of travel. The Bahamas, UK, EU, and Australia each have specific requirements including microchipping, rabies vaccination proof, and in some cases parasite treatment. Haute Jets provides the exact documentation checklist for your destination well in advance of your flight date.

There is typically no additional charge to bring a pet on a Haute Jets charter. You are chartering the entire aircraft, so your pet travels as part of your party at no extra cost on most routes. For international flights, destination-specific entry fees or veterinary inspection fees may apply at the arrival country — Haute Jets will advise on any such costs as part of your booking confirmation.

Yes. On a Haute Jets charter, your pet travels in the cabin with you for the entire flight — not in cargo, not in a separate compartment. Your pet can sit beside you, on your lap if small enough, or in a comfortable area of the cabin. The crew is briefed on your pet's needs before departure. Water, bedding, and treats are available on request.

No breeds are banned from Haute Jets private jet charters. Unlike commercial airlines, which prohibit brachycephalic breeds such as Bulldogs, Pugs, French Bulldogs, Boxers, and Boston Terriers from cargo, private jet travel places all pets in the pressurized cabin with their owners — eliminating the respiratory risks associated with cargo holds. All breeds, including those banned by commercial carriers, are welcome on Haute Jets charters.

Visit your vet before the flight to confirm your pet is healthy and up to date on vaccinations. Bring a familiar blanket or toy to reduce anxiety. Avoid feeding your pet a large meal 2 to 3 hours before departure. Bring any medications your pet takes regularly. For international travel, have all documentation ready 48 hours before the flight. Haute Jets will send a pre-flight checklist specific to your route and destination.

Yes. Multiple pets can travel on a single Haute Jets charter, subject to aircraft size and total cabin capacity. Clients regularly travel with two or more dogs, or a combination of dogs and cats. Haute Jets will confirm aircraft suitability based on the number of pets, their sizes, and the number of human passengers. For large groups traveling with multiple large dogs, a heavy jet or super midsize jet may be recommended to ensure comfort for everyone.