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Thanks for the information.
Maria.
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If I have two ESA dogs but we can only have one can I have one under my name, fly as an ESA with no charge and pay the fee for the additional?
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@Lh1234 wrote:If I have two ESA dogs but we can only have one can I have one under my name, fly as an ESA with no charge and pay the fee for the additional?
That does appear to be a valid option as long as you have the appropriate paperwork for the ESA dog and book the reservation for the pet dog in the carrier. The only policy I could find about flying with one of each is this:
- A pet may not share a carrier with a trained service animal or an emotional support animal.
--TheMiddleSeat
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I look perfectly normal but have seizures and past history of strokes. I am only 41 years old. I have a 130 pound great pyrenees trained to sense oncoming seizures and he will get under me so I don't get hurt falling. Sorry, a small dog can't accommodate a 120 pound person. I'm self conscious about it as it is. I've been harassed for my dog at plenty of places because I appear "normal". How would you feel if you HAD to take a huge dog with you everywhere? I love him dearly but it's not the most convenient to have to take a dog everywhere. Think about your day or a vacation and imagine having to pack and haul around a huge dog. Not always the most fun! Better than falling down randomly with a seizure and cracking my head open tho. So limiting the size of a service animal isn't the best idea either.
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@honduh8 wrote:
Well the rules have changed since 2020. ESA's a no longer allowed.
You certainly have the right to fly with your service dog, and by your description of your situation you do need a service dog.
I hope you find a way to control your seizures, but if not you do have your 130 pound friend there to help out. A very good friend indeed.
All the best to you...
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