We have a few important links on this page that will point you to everything you might possibly need to know to make
flying with your emotional support animal easy and stress - free, no matter your destination!
The Air Carrier Access Act is a federal law that requires airline companies to allow emotionally impaired persons to be accompanied in the cabin of the
aircraft with an emotional support animal and not be charged a fee.
If you're planning to fly this holiday
season with your emotional support animal or a psychiatric service dog, there are a few things to know before arriving at the airport that will greatly reduce the stress involved when flying with your animal.
Most people
with emotional support animals suffer from depression, anxiety, or PTSD, though other impairments, such as severe phobias or panic attacks, are also common reasons to get an animal.
From Pets Healing Vets, which pairs Indiana veterans suffering from PTSD or Traumatic Brain
Injury with emotional support animals, to our Survivor Program, which provides emergency medical care, you'll find plenty of ways to plug in and help.
Saving Both Ends of the Leash Launched in 2011 as a service to our U.S. military heroes, this flagship program matches
veterans with emotional support animals and provides free veterinary wellness clinics...
Delta Airlines will implement stricter requirements for passengers traveling
with emotional support animals, the company said Friday.
Delta and United Airlines have tightened policies on passengers traveling
with emotional support animals.
The solution likely lies in simultaneously cracking down on «anything goes»
with emotional support animals and extreme restrictions on pet in cabin.
Chilhowee Psychological Services (CPS) prescription letters have proven effective for both no - pet housing and flying
with an emotional support animal.
Simplify your life when flying
with your emotional support animal or at your no - pet housing by legitimizing your ESA with our durable and lightweight NSAR ESA Vest with patches.
Most airlines have written policies defined based on the ACAA that passengers flying
with an emotional support animal must follow.
While an airline is allowed to require a passenger traveling
with an emotional support animal to provide written documentation that the animal is an emotional support animal, no such documentation is required for a service animal.
When traveling
with an emotional support animal or psychiatric service animal, you'll need to submit all three forms together to the Accessibility Desk at least 48 hours before your flight
Beginning March 1, 2018, United will require additional documentation for customers traveling
with emotional support animal or a psychiatric service animal.
The topic of traveling
with emotional support animals came to the forefront when Delta Airlines announced that beginning March 1, 2018, it would require additional documentation for customers traveling with an emotional support animal.
Before You Go Before traveling
with your emotional support animal, service dog or any animal, you have some legwork to do before you buy tickets.