Carrier Requirements & Policies: EasyJet
Acceptance
ESA (Emotional Support Animals): Accepted with Conditions
PSA (Psychiatric Support Animals): Accepted
Service Animals: Accepted
PSA (Psychiatric Support Animals): Accepted
Service Animals: Accepted
Quick Checklist (Bring to the Airport)
Required Documentation & Gear (must bring)
- Physical ID Card (animal & handler identification).
- Recognition Gear: Service Dog vest, bandana, or harness.
- Pre-Approval for Service Dogs through EasyJet Special Assistance.
- UK/EU Animal Travel Compliance (microchip, rabies vaccine, route restrictions).
- Veterinary Health Certificate when required.
Preferred Documentation (greatly facilitates acceptance and pre-clearance)
- Registration Certificate (our approved registry is accepted by all airlines).
- Prescription Letter (PSA requirement) confirming psychiatric need.
- Behavior Certificate confirming calm, safe public behavior.
Steps to Take (in Order)
- Contact EasyJet Special Assistance immediately after booking.
- Submit documentation required for Service Dog approval.
- Confirm all UK/EU animal travel rules for your specific route.
- Bring printed and digital copies of all required documents.
Route Limitations (Assistance Animals)
- Only trained Service Dogs are permitted in the cabin.
- ESAs are not recognized but may qualify as PSA Dogs when properly documented.
- Entry rules for the UK/EU may require additional vet checks.
- Some smaller aircraft may restrict large Service Dogs due to space.
Forms & Official Policy (Links)
Source: EasyJet official assistance-animal and service dog policies.