Volaris Airlines has always been known for its passenger-centric policies. The airline allows individuals with disabilities to travel with a service animal without any hassle. All you have to do is inform the airline about this during flight bookings so they can offer the best possible assistance at the airport upon arrival.

If you are traveling with a service dog for the first time, it's better to check all the ins and outs of the  Volaris pet policy  and fly accordingly. Scroll down and find the details here.

What is Volaris Pet Travel Fee for Service Dogs?

To your surprise, the airline doesn't charge a pet travel fee for service dogs. Passengers with disabilities can travel with their service animal at no additional cost. The airline's staff will assist you at the airport counters, during the boarding process of connecting flights, or at the boarding gate upon arrival.

However, to obtain the exemption, you must present valid proof to confirm that your dog is a service dog. Be ready with the required documents to avoid any unpleasant surprises at the airport.

What is the Volaris Pet Policy for Service Dogs?

Check out the key guidelines included in the Volaris Airlines Pet Policy when traveling with service dogs to avoid any complications later on.

• If your dog is of 15 months of age, then it must have a current booster of rabies vaccine.
• The service dog must receive the vaccine at least 30 days before the flight departure.
• Passengers must present a new health certificate if their return flight is more than five days after the certificate issuance.
• No health certificate is required for flights from the United States to Mexico.
• Make sure your service dog wears a collar and harness at all times.
• If you are traveling with a brachycephalic dog, you must sign a waiver of liability before flying.
• Passengers can either inform the airline about the service dog during the flight or add them via the  Volaris Manage Booking  option afterward.

What Documents Are Required to Bring the Service Dog on Volaris Flights?

Passengers must comply with the documents and restrictions when bringing the service dogs on Volaris flights. Let's outline the important documents here.

• A vaccination certificate, including the first administration of rabies and a current booster dose.
• An animal health certificate, both original and copy, indicating that your service dog is clinically healthy.
• A signed copy of the Volaris pet transportation form. You can get this document at the airport.
• You must present a copy of the animal health certificate for export issued by SAGARPA for flights from Mexico to Central America.
• A sanitary inspection certificate if you are traveling from Colombia.