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Yeah I'm fine with this. People have been abusing ESA and IMO only actual service animals, those trained to perform a specific set of functions, should be allow
by djohnston 7y ago
Yeah I'm fine with this. People have been abusing ESA and IMO only actual service animals, those trained to perform a specific set of functions, should be allowed in the cabin.
- gamblor956 7y agoAirlines have allowed dogs and cats on planes and in cabins for decades...but they charge for it. ESA classification is being used by pet owners to avoid paying for transporting their pets.
- djohnston 7y agoI guess I was mistaken. I thought there was a separate compartment for pets aboard flights. That's what I assumed people were doing when they passed their dog-in-crate to the airline employee
- kingbirdy 7y agoAnimals that are small enough can travel in-cabin for an extra fee, generally in a crate under the seat, while larger animals fly in hard crates in the cargo area.