But airlines are not always clear about what
qualifies as an emotional support animal.
No, but the animal must be small enough to travel in the cabin as a pet, or
qualify as an emotional support animal.
Not exact matches
No, but
animal must be a cat or dog small enough to travel in the cabin
as a pet or
qualify as an assistance or
emotional support animal.
The
animals listed in this database are registered
as qualified service and
emotional support animals with National Service
Animal Registry (NSAR) on the date listed in the displayed results.
Emotional support, comfort, and therapy dogs do not
qualify as service
animals under the ADA.
Dogs whose sole function is to provide comfort or
emotional support do not
qualify as service
animals under the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA).
Dogs whose sole function is to provide comfort or
emotional support do not
qualify as service
animals under the ADA.