EasyJet Pet Travel Policy

U2 • United Kingdom • None

Complete guide to flying with your pet on EasyJet. Cabin and cargo rules, crate requirements, breed restrictions, and required documents. Last verified: 2026.

⚠️ Snub-Nosed Breed Restrictions

EasyJet restricts brachycephalic (snub-nosed) breeds from cargo transport. Affected breeds include: All.

No pets

✗ No
Cabin Pets
✗ No
Cargo Pets
100%
Est. Rejection Rate
N/A
Cabin Weight Limit

Cabin Travel

EasyJet does NOT allow pets in the passenger cabin.

EasyJet does NOT allow pets except registered assistance dogs

Cargo / Hold Travel

Cargo pet transport information not available or restricted.

Crate Requirements (IATA Compliant)

material: N/A
ventilation: N/A
door: N/A
bolts: N/A
floor: N/A
size: N/A
labeling: N/A

⚠️ Common Rejection Reasons

  • • EasyJet does not transport pets

Verify your crate compliance against EasyJet's requirements before you travel. Our AI check is based on official IATA Live Animal Regulations.

Breed Restrictions

Banned / Restricted Breeds

All

No pet transport

Snub-Nosed (Brachycephalic) Breeds

No pets

All

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Documents Required

    Official Policy

    Always verify with EasyJet directly before travel.

    EasyJet Pet Policy

    Last verified: 2026

    Flying with Your Pet on EasyJet

    EasyJet (U2) is a British carrier and member of the None alliance.The airline only offers cargo transport for pets - no animals are allowed in the passenger cabin except for registered service animals.

    Understanding EasyJet's Pet Policy

    EasyJet's pet travel policy follows IATA (International Air Transport Association) Live Animals Regulations, with some airline-specific additions. All crates must be IATA-compliant with rigid construction, adequate ventilation, secure metal door, and proper labeling. Pets must have current health certificates and rabies vaccinations.

    Brachycephalic Breed Restrictions

    Like most major airlines, EasyJet restricts snub-nosed (brachycephalic) breeds from cargo transport. These breeds have compromised respiratory systems that make them vulnerable to heat stroke and breathing difficulties in the cargo hold environment. Affected breeds include Bulldogs, Pugs, Boston Terriers, and similar flat-faced dogs and cats. If you have a brachycephalic breed, you may only transport them in the cabin (if they meet weight requirements) or consider alternative transport methods.

    How to Avoid Rejection at Check-In

    The most common reasons for pet crate rejection at EasyJet check-in include: incorrect crate sizing, plastic clips instead of metal bolts, insufficient ventilation, missing or expired health certificates, and attempting to fly restricted breeds in cargo. Using our AI pre-check service can identify these issues before you arrive at the airport, giving you time to make corrections.

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