Utilizing the superb services provided by JSX, we offer a revolutionary pet transport solution: a crate-free, in-cabin flight experience for dogs up to 79 lbs (35 kg). This isn't just a flight; it's a high-flying adventure, overflowing with safety, comfort, and companionship. With their dedicated Travel Guardian by their side, your dog will relish the thrill of the journey as much as the destination.

Wait… My pet can fly on the plane with me? Absolutely! As long as they meet the guidelines of the airline, of course! Generally speaking, your pet dog, cat, bird, or bunny can travel with you if they are in good health and small enough to fit comfortably in an airline-approved travel carrier. More and more pet parents are choosing to travel with their furry companions. Air travel is, hands down the best way to go. Here’s why;

Air travel can be stressful for dogs of all ages, but there are some differences to keep in mind when traveling with a puppy versus an adult or senior dog. As well as some expert tips to keep pets of all ages safe during air travel. First and foremost…

Cavalier King Charles Spaniels have a lineage that's as posh as their name suggests. These royal darlings trace their roots back to 17th-century England, where they were the favored companions of King Charles I and King Charles II. Cavaliers graced the laps…

Airlines charge pet in cabin fees for a variety of reasons, including additional cleaning and maintenance costs, potential liability concerns, and the need to ensure the comfort and safety of all passengers. While it may seem unfair to charge a fee for bringing a pet on board, there are several factors that go into…

Say hello to the Xoloitzcuintli (pronounced "show-low-eats-queen-tlee"), or Xolo for short – a dog breed that's part ancient guardian, part modern-day bestie. Fun fact: our very own Signature Pet Transport Founder and President, Christian Diaz, is a proud Xolo owner! Let's dive into…

Brachycephalic animals, also known as “smoosh-faced” or “snub-nosed” animals, are those with a flattened, shortened skull shape. This includes breeds like Bulldogs, Pugs, and Shih Tzus in dogs, as well as Persian cats, among others. While these breeds are often popular due to their unique appearance, there are many health concerns associated with brachycephalic animals that owners should be aware of, especially during air travel.

Air travel can be stressful and overwhelming for many people, particularly those who have a disability or a mental health condition. Service animals and emotional support animals are two types of animals that can provide assistance and support to individuals who require it during air travel. However, despite their similarities, there are significant differences…