How to fly with a dog on Pegasus
Cabin up to 10 kg, bigger dogs in the hold · about €50 per flight
Dog in the cabinYes
Max weight (dog + bag)10 kg
Fee per flight≈ €50
Hold / cargoYes
Rules checkedNovember 2026
Step by step
- Check your dog fits the cabin rulesOn Pegasus your dog can fly in the cabin if dog and bag together weigh at most 10 kg. Bigger dogs travel in the hold.
- Get a soft carrier that fits under the seatUse a soft, leak-proof bag with ventilation that fits under the seat in front of you. Your dog stays in it for the whole flight.
- Book your flight, then add your dog straight awayAirlines only take a few pets per flight. Add the pet to your booking (online or via Pegasus's service team) as soon as you've booked – the fee is about €50 per flight.
- Get the papers in orderWithin the EU: microchip, rabies vaccination at least 21 days before travel, and an EU pet passport. Outside the EU, check the destination's import rules – some countries need blood tests or months of preparation.
- Check where you're flying toThe UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the UAE, Hong Kong and Singapore only let pets arrive as cargo, never in the cabin.
- Arrive early and check in at the deskYou can't check in a pet online – go to the counter, show the papers and pay the fee if you haven't yet.
Frequently asked questions
Can I bring my dog in the cabin on Pegasus?
Yes – small dogs fly in the cabin if dog and bag together weigh at most 10 kg.
How much does it cost to fly with a dog on Pegasus?
About €50 per flight for a dog in the cabin; it varies by route.
Can my dog fly in the hold on Pegasus?
Yes, in an approved crate – book it well in advance.
Can I fly with my dog to the UK on Pegasus?
Not in the cabin – the UK only lets pets arrive as cargo.
Rules as of November 2026 and fees are approximate – confirm with Pegasus before you book.