Under final U.S. Transportation Department rules issued December 2, 2020 only trained dogs qualify as service animals on U.S. airlines.
Category: Animals and Airlines
Dogs-Only Policy as Airlines Seek New Rules for Service Animals
The U.S. Transportation Department has announced plans to tighten rules around service animals on airplanes. The biggest change: only dogs could qualify as service animals allowed on-board.
Pet-Friendly Bathroom at Airport
Progress in Finland. Step up, U.S.
Comfort Dog Lawsuit: Pregnant woman sues airlines
A pregnant woman has filed a lawsuit against American Airlines for being abusive following pre-approved permission to bring her emotional support dog aboard the airline.
Banned from Flying United: 25 Breeds of Dogs and Cats
United Airlines has had a longtime sketchy track record for keeping pets safe during flights. Perhaps more important than a … More
New Comfort-Service Animal Restrictions by Airlines
Federal guidelines for emotional support and service animals in airline cabins are on the way, but some airlines are not … More
Airline Flights for Pets can be Risky Business
Whenever possible, pet guardians are encouraged to secure alternative ground transport options for their animal family members. The reason is … More
