Alaska Airlines Emotional Support Animals
Let’s take a look at alaska airline’s policy which is similar to delta airlines pet policy regarding emotional support animals.
Alaska airlines emotional support animals. Passengers wishing to travel with a support animal need to provide alaska airlines three forms that will be available on their website from april 30th. Rather than being forced to stow their pets in the cargo hold, esa owners are able to keep them at their feet (or in their lap). While they don’t require (but do recommend) service animals to be registered in advance, emotional support animals must be registered with the airline in advance to be allowed on an american airlines flight.
This strengthening of the policy was to be expected, as there was a steady. No other species of animal will be permitted. Alaska airlines strongly recommends i travel with a current veterinary health certificate for my emotional support animal for the following reasons (all boxes must be checked):
The new restrictions only apply to animals assisting emotional, psychiatric, cognitive or psychological disabilities. The safety of our guests, employees, and animals traveling with us is our top priority. You can access alaska\'s page for traveling with pets here.
Flying with your pet on alaska airlines can cost you $100.00 each way. As such, the final rule allows airlines to treat emotional support animals as pets. Alaska airlines today announced new guidelines for service and emotional support animals that will be in place for tickets issued on/after may 1, 2018.
Alaska airlines service animal policy is that all animals, including emotional support animals, travel free of charge. Service animals or emotional support animals are expected to be seated on the floor space below a guest’s seat or, if no larger than an infant, seated in the guest’s lap, if needed to accommodate your disability. May bring only one emotional support animal on the flight.
Alaska airlines in recent years has handled about 150 support animals every day. For the safety of other passengers, all emotional support animals must be in a carrier or leashed at all times. For tickets purchased after may 1, 2018, passengers traveling with emotional support or psychiatric service animals must provide animal …