JetBlue Pet Policy: Fees, Carrier Size and Rules
Yes, in the cabin only, via JetBlue's JetPaws program. Small dogs/cats travel under the seat in Main cabin (not permitted in Mint) for a one-way fee.
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Yes, in the cabin only, via JetBlue's JetPaws program. Small dogs/cats travel under the seat in Main cabin (not permitted in Mint) for a one-way fee; sources conflict on the exact amount ($125-$150). Up to two pets are allowed per passenger, each in its own carrier. JetBlue does not offer cargo pet transport.
Rules for flying JetBlue with a dog
- carrier must fit under the seat in Main cabin
- not permitted in Mint
- unaccompanied minors cannot travel with a pet
JetBlue pet fees
| What | Fee |
|---|---|
| In-cabin, one-way | $150.00 one-way |
Carrier, age and breed limits
| Carrier size | 17 x 12.5 x 8.5 in, 20 lb combined weight max |
|---|---|
| Pets per passenger | 2 |
| Cargo | not offered |
Service animals and emotional support animals
Trained service dogs fly free under DOT/ADA rules, separate from the JetPaws pet program.
Not independently confirmed on a JetBlue page in this session; industry-wide since the DOT's 2021 rule, ESAs are generally treated as standard pets, not service animals.
Good to know: Secondary sources disagree on the current one-way fee: some report $125, others $150. This record uses $150 based on the most recent search snippet attributed to jetblue.com, but it should be reconfirmed directly.
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Sources
- Traveling with Pets | JetBlue — JetBlue Airways (September 23, 2026)