Can Guide Dogs Go on Planes?

In a nutshell, airlines shall permit dogs and other service animals used by people with disabilities to accompany them on a flight. Note that service animals do not need to perform a function for the passenger during the flight in order to fly in the cabin. ...

How do you travel with a guide dog?

Airlines may accept your Guide Dogs or assistance dog ID book as pre-flight booking documentary evidence that your dog is trained by a recognised training organisation, with the ID tag on the dog's collar, harness or jacket, helping to confirm the dog's status as being trained by a recognised organisation.

Where do guide dogs sit on planes?

Dogs will normally sit in the space on the floor in front of the seat (many airlines will seat passengers with guide dogs in the front row, if possible, where there is usually a little more space).