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American Airlines is banning many puppies and kittens from flying as emotional support animals — but some miniature horses are still fine

Air Carrier Access Act, Civil Rights, Emotional Support Animals (ESA), Media, Medical Assistance Animals, Miniature Horse, News, Pets, Service Dogs (SD), Travel
March 9, 2019

Service animals have been limited to just dogs, cats and in special circumstances miniature horses. Emotional support animals have been limited to cats and dogs. Only one emotional support animal per passenger will be allowed. Animals under the age of four months have been banned from travelling as service and support animals

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Delta says no to medical assistance puppies or kittens and any emotional support animals on long flights

Air Carrier Access Act, Civil Rights, Emotional Support Animals (ESA), Medical Assistance Animals, Service Dogs (SD), Service Dogs in Training (SDiT), Travel
December 11, 2018

Effective December 18, 2018: Service and support animals under four months of age are not allowed on any flight due to USDA vaccination requirements. Additionally, emotional support animals are no longer allowed to be booked on flights longer than eight hours. If you purchased your ticket prior to December 18th and have requested to travel with an emotional support animal, it will be ok to travel as originally ticketed.

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When a ‘service dog’ gives birth at Tampa airport, controversy takes flight

Air Carrier Access Act, Civil Rights, Education, Media, Medical Assistance Animals, News, Public Access, Service Dogs (SD), Service Dogs in Training (SDiT), Stop Disability Fraud
June 1, 2018

The eight puppies born at Airside F in Tampa International Airport last week were adorable instantly, internet famous quickly and controversial not long after.
The white golden retriever parents, a male named Golden Nugget and the pregnant Eleanor Rigby, were set to board an American Airlines flight to Philadelphia with owner Karen Van Atter. That’s when “Ellie” went into labor, while Nugget jumped around like a nervous dad-to-be.

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Eleanor Rigby, Florida, Golden Nugget, Karen Van Atter, puppies, Tampa International Airport
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