Airlines group requests limiting emotional support animals to dogs only

[Dr.3D]

Bark activated ones.

Good, at least they won't feel miserable in the dark.

[donnay]

Do they even have lights in the baggage compartment?

They can use their night vision--no problem.

[CCTelander]

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Frontier said it doesn't allow rodents on its fights.

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So, no politicians then?

[Danke]

Oyarde can no longer fly for free.

[oyarde]

Oyarde can no longer fly for free.

I am retired now , I do not need the aggravation of airports . Soulless places where Joy goes to die .

[Danke]

I am retired now , I do not need the aggravation of airports . Soulless places where Joy goes to die .

That's my life...

[Schifference]

People that need animal support should ride horses.

[luctor-et-emergo]

Is there a size limit for emotional service dogs ? Do they get a seat ? How does that work ?

I'd take my 90lb buddy with me all the time, if he could sit in the cabin.

[Danke]

You Can Get 'Emotional Support Chicken' From Popeyes To Ease Your Holiday Travel Stress

Traveling is stressful in general, but traveling during the holidays is an entirely different level of stress. Between the massive crowds, long lines, and weather delays, holiday traveling can make you feel like you need emotional support, if you will. Popeyes clearly understands our woes. The chain just launched "Emotional Support Chicken", "to provide a good-hearted laugh most need to get through stressful holiday air travel," according to a press release.
Beginning today, travelers going through Philadelphia International Airport will have the chance to get their very own "Emotional Support Chicken" carrier, to conveniently bring their fried chicken on board their flights. What a time to be alive, folks.
I would be stuffing the "Emotional Support Chicken" carrier into a "Too Embarrassed For This" plastic bag because these things are designed like actual chickens. We're talking a beak and tail and feathers. The carriers are hilarious, though, and incredibly extra.







The "Emotional Support Chicken" will be available for the three-piece tenders combo while supplies last from Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen in Terminal C. May the chicken ease all your worries!

[Suzanimal]

You Can Get 'Emotional Support Chicken' From Popeyes To Ease Your Holiday Travel Stress

Traveling is stressful in general, but traveling during the holidays is an entirely different level of stress. Between the massive crowds, long lines, and weather delays, holiday traveling can make you feel like you need emotional support, if you will. Popeyes clearly understands our woes. The chain just launched "Emotional Support Chicken", "to provide a good-hearted laugh most need to get through stressful holiday air travel," according to a press release.
Beginning today, travelers going through Philadelphia International Airport will have the chance to get their very own "Emotional Support Chicken" carrier, to conveniently bring their fried chicken on board their flights. What a time to be alive, folks.
I would be stuffing the "Emotional Support Chicken" carrier into a "Too Embarrassed For This" plastic bag because these things are designed like actual chickens. We're talking a beak and tail and feathers. The carriers are hilarious, though, and incredibly extra.







The "Emotional Support Chicken" will be available for the three-piece tenders combo while supplies last from Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen in Terminal C. May the chicken ease all your worries!

I could go for an emotional support fried chicken and Popeye's has the best.

[Swordsmyth]

Miniature horses are among the service animals approved to take on flights, according to new guidelines provided Thursday by the federal government. Service animals on planes has been the subject of much debate over the past several years, especially when the animal is a little exotic. To curb some of the debate, the U.S. Department of Transportation clarified which common service animals should almost always be allowed.
“With respect to animal species, we indicated that we would focus our enforcement efforts on ensuring that the most commonly used service animals (dogs, cats, and miniature horses) are accepted for transport as service animals,” the department said in a statement.

Here's a miniature horse on a plane pic.twitter.com/1aSt94nvDW
— James Kelleher (@etienneshrdlu) October 22, 2016

While not as common as dogs, miniature horses are known to make great service animals. They can live as long as 35 years, generally stand about 2 to 3 feet tall and weigh around 100 pounds when fully grown.
This doesn’t mean that all airlines are now obligated to board therapy miniature horses by law, but if they decide to ignore the new guideline, they could face a penalty.


More at: https://detroit.cbslocal.com/2019/08...rvice-animals/

[pcosmar]

I heard on the radio this morning,,, that they had decided to limit animals in the passenger compartment to Cats, Dogs, and Miniature Horses.

WTF?

[Swordsmyth]

I heard on the radio this morning,,, that they had decided to limit animals in the passenger compartment to Cats, Dogs, and Miniature Horses.

WTF?

Now @Danke can have his free pony from Vermin Supreme with him on all his flights.

[PursuePeace]

I was all ready to laugh.... and roll my eyes...
but.. Wally.

He's one of the most ridiculous ones, yet.
But, I like Wally.