If you are planning on traveling by air with your ferret (or any pet) here is a great website to have bookmarked. http://www.petflight.com/airlines This site lists all the current rules and regs for all US domestic airlines. At this time ferrets are not allowed in cabin on any domestic airline. If you need to ship your ferret the best website is http://www.flypets.com/ Several ferret breeders have used this service to ship ferrets coast to coast and they really know how to care for your ferret and get the ferret to and from safe and sound. There is another option for cats and dogs but the airports are limited and they do not allow ferrets at this time. http://www.petairways.com/ I'm keeping tabs to see how they expand their service. Another air travel tip for ferrets is to make sure the carrier is secure. It's best to use wire ties to secure the carrier top to the bottom and even the door so it can't be opened. Be sure the litter box is secured, have a secured food crock and always use a drip cup for the water bottle (an 8 ounce bottle is sufficient). Have ample bedding so if the water leaks your ferret will still have someplace to curl up and not be wet. Fly your ferret out as early as possible and you shouldn't have any problems. Pet Air will give you links to track the flight. Hope this helps! Vickie Vickie McKimmey Just a Business of Ferrets www.jbferret.com American Ferret Association Director of Shows and Special Events www.ferret.org Author of Ferrets: An Animal Planet Pet Care Library Series Book [Posted in FML 6761]