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American Airlines To Crack Down On Emotional Support Animals
Shortly after Alaska’s announcement to ban emotional support animals, American Airlines is joining in to do the same starting January 11, when the U.S. Department of Transportation’s rule goes into effect. (www.gatechecked.com) 更多...Sort type: [Top] [Newest]
Another good reason to fly general aviation when possible. I am allergic to cats and some dogs. If I sit next to a cat or in a seat where a cat was my eyes will water, I will sneeze and may have trouble breathing. They would probably think I have Covid. Cat allergies are very common. Of course the "emotionally unstable" don't think about those who have actual physical discomfort due to their actions. If I was in a seat next to an animal that was making me miserable would they be able to move me a seat far away from that animal? I have no problem with a true service dog.
It is interesting that the pro support animal folks cannot express themselves without using an obscenity or reference to a bodily function. Possibly their comments are an indication that the writers are not only emotionally challenged but possibly intellectually diminished as well? Just Asking?.
frequent flyers would rather NOT share a row with the smelly little yappy dogs their owners carry on board. As for the Support pets I believe the term for the owners is "Tremulous Bed-Wetters"'
Seeing Eye Dogs and Veterans with PTSD are excluded from this observation. I have more than 2 million miles on one airline and more than a million on various others. Pet owners that believe their dog is a person should consider that like the bad neighbor most fre First
Vote me down but I don't want to fly with unstable people, period.
If they're so in need of an animal to board an aircraft, what are they going to do in an emergency
If they're so in need of an animal to board an aircraft, what are they going to do in an emergency
If a passenger needs an animal to be sane enough to fly.....I'd rather that passenger find some other mode of travel