Dogs Fly First.

Yes — without exception. Bark Air flights are configured so your companion remains in the cabin with you at all times. There is no cargo hold, no separation. Your dog may be on a seat, in a carrier, or settled on the floor beside you, depending on their size and temperament. The cabin environment is calm, pressurised, and climate-controlled throughout.

All breeds are welcome, subject to destination-country regulations. Some countries apply restrictions to certain breeds (notably certain bully-type dogs) as part of their import requirements — our compliance team identifies and navigates these for every route before booking is confirmed. We do not apply our own breed restrictions and do not discriminate by size. From Chihuahuas to Great Danes, all are welcome.

FFGR coordinates with a private veterinary partner network to prepare all required health documentation — USDA health certificates for USA travel, EU Pet Passports for European routes, and destination-specific import health forms. We can arrange a private veterinary consultation at your home, estate or hotel prior to departure. If your dog has specific health needs or requires pre-flight medication, this is managed discretely and in advance.

Entirely. Your FFGR chauffeur arrives in a pet-friendly, climate-controlled vehicle — typically a Cadillac Escalade or Mercedes V-Class Sprinter — for both pickup at origin and delivery at destination. We coordinate tarmac access at private FBO terminals, meaning your dog moves from vehicle to aircraft in a matter of steps. No public terminals, no strangers, no stress.

All Bark Air operations comply with FAA regulations for private aircraft and applicable IATA live animal transport standards adapted for in-cabin use. Your dog is required to be on a leash or in a secure carrier during take-off and landing. We carry onboard a first-aid kit specific to canine emergencies on all Bark Air flights. Our coordination team briefs the flight crew on your dog's temperament, needs and any medical notes prior to departure.