Flying with pets? Here's what to know.
Most U.S. airlines let you travel with small pets, but the rules are complicated. Here's what to consider when traveling with a pet.
Anne Marie D. Lee is an editor for CBS MoneyWatch. She writes about general topics including personal finance, the workplace, travel and social media. She started her journalism career as an editor and reporter at Nielsen Business Media. After a brief stint as a web producer for Newsweek.com in 2008, she dabbled in copywriting in the beauty industry at companies such as Victoria's Secret and Elizabeth Arden. As a copy editor, she has worked for Newsweek, The Week, Architectural Digest, Scholastic and Crain's New York.
Most U.S. airlines let you travel with small pets, but the rules are complicated. Here's what to consider when traveling with a pet.
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