A private jet for your four-legged friend? Yes, and it's flying to the UK and the EU
You can now travel with your furry bestie in a private jet without the hefty price tag.
British-based K9 JETS is one of the world's first pay-per-seat pet jet services, trusted by thousands of pet owners worldwide.
Get all the comfort and calm of private flying without having to charter a whole jet, plus you'll get to sit alongside your four-legged companion. What's not to love?
Even brachycephalic (flat-nosed) breeds are welcome, and there are no size restrictions for pets in the cabin.
Fly comfortably with your pet beside you
Your pet travels comfortably in the cabin with you. There are no restrictions on size or breed, so all pets are welcome. You'll also avoid busy terminals and long queues by using private airport facilities for a smoother and faster boarding experience. And for added peace of mind, your booking is fully ATOL protected, just like a standard commercial flight.
One seat includes:
Two small pets or one large pet
30 kilos of checked-in baggage + a cabin baggage
Monthly flights
K9 JETS operates monthly flights all year round from Jetex Al Maktoum (DWC), Dubai, to London, Milan and Geneva, which is a game-changer for anyone relocating or heading to the UK for the summer holidays.
More routes will be announced soon.
Prices start from approximately Dhs36,400 per seat, and that includes your pet's spot in the cabin.
Upcoming flights
Dubai – London (Sunday July 6, Friday August 8, Saturday September 6)
Dubai – Milan (Saturday July 26, Saturday August 30)
It's a brilliant option for families making the big move to Dubai or for residents planning a European escape with their pets in tow.
The service is tailored to make the process smooth and straightforward, and more importantly, stress-free to make your and your furry bestie's travel experience as comfortable as possible.
Whether you're relocating or just in need of a guilt-free summer with your loved companion abroad, K9 JETS makes it all a bit less complicated.
Ready to jet off home with your fur-friend right next to you?
Learn more: k9jets.com
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