Originally Posted by
Finkface
Yes.
So I guess the fraud continues for those who can get away with it.
I knew from earlier articles that DOT was looking into rewriting the rules
Quotes:
"DOT said the rules would “address the concerns that have been raised with the department regarding the definition of a service animal” under federal law, and “instances of passengers falsely representing that their pets are service animals in order to avoid pet fees that airlines may charge for pets to travel in the aircraft cabin.”
"DOT said U.S. carriers are required under the Air Carrier Access Act to transport all service and emotional support animals with a few exceptions, such as snakes, ferrets, rodents and spiders. Airlines must evaluate unusual animals such as the miniature horses, pigs and monkeys on a case-by-case basis. A single passenger can have two or more service animals."
http://onemileatatime.boardingarea.c...upport-animal/
Is Air Canada under DOT rules when it flies into the U.S.?