Airlines Ban Emotional Support Animals
Alaska Airlines will soon ban emotional support animals from flights becoming the first major US.
Airlines ban emotional support animals. Emotional support animals will no longer be considered service animals on flights. Department of Transportation DOT no longer requires airlines to accommodate emotional support animals. Department of Transportation will define a service animal.
American Airlines is the latest airline to prohibit emotional support animals on its flights in order to align with regulations recently issued by. Dog owners speak out as airlines ban emotional support animals. This week United American and Delta have joined in banning.
Alaska Airlines announced that from 11 January onwards the company will no longer accept emotional support animals on its flights. Airline to do so after the Department. The age of free-flying emotional support animals is ending as most major airlines enabled by new Department of Transportation rules crack down on.
Unless it complies with the airlines pet policy. On January 11 2021 which is when the Department of Transportations new rule governing emotional support animals takes effect JetBlue United and Delta wont recognize emotional support animals. Gone are the days where you could fly freely with your emotional support animal as most major airlines have recently implemented new federal rules and restrictions that no longer allow them to fly with you.
The airlines cite the final decision from the US. Even though the ban will go into effect on January 11 Alaska Airlines will continue to allow emotional support animals under its current policy. As of January 11th 2021 the US.
Delta Air Lines has now become the latest airline. A new rule allows airlines in the US to ban emotional support animals from riding in the cabin ending a system that led to everything from turtles to pigs snakes and even turkeys riding alongside their owners. A service dog inside a United Airlines plane at Newark Liberty International Airport in 2017.