Service dogs and psychiatric service dogs travel with their passenger for free. Passengers with in-cabin pets will be charged a fee of $125 per pet, per way, and a $125 service charge for each layover longer than 4 hours within the continental U.S. (or more than 24 hours if outside of the U.S.).

Does United Airlines charge for a service dog?

Service dogs and psychiatric service dogs travel with their passenger for free. Passengers with in-cabin pets will be charged a fee of $125 per pet, per way, and a $125 service charge for each layover longer than 4 hours within the continental U.S. (or more than 24 hours if outside of the U.S.).

Can service dogs fly on United?

United Airlines welcomes service dogs within their cabin, as long as they perform tasks for a person with a qualified disability. United Airlines defines service animals as animals trained to do work to benefit a qualified person with a disability. … People with service dogs may travel with up to two animals.