![]() While emotional support animals will be banned, don’t expect this to be the end of dogs over 20 pounds in the cabin of planes. Will emotional support animals become service dogs? Delta will lift its ban on pit bull type dogs that meet documentation requirements for trained service animals.Customers traveling with a trained service dog on flights scheduled for eight hours or more also have to submit a DOT Relief Attestation form, attesting that the dog will not relieve itself in the aircraft, or can go without causing health or sanitization issues.Customers traveling with a trained service dog should submit DOT documentation via attesting to the dog’s health, training, and behavior, 48 hours prior to departure a customer may also present the documentation at the ticket counter on the day of departure. ![]() In other words, it sounds like you can still travel with an emotional support animal for the next 11 months if you ticket your travel now (if someone has a different read on the press release, please let me know, because Delta is a bit vague). There’s one major thing that makes the Delta policy different than the American and Alaska policy, based on my reading of the announcement - Delta won’t allow emotional support animals ticketed starting January 11, 2021, but it sounds like any emotional support animal confirmed for travel before then will be honored. It has been announced that Delta Air Lines will no longer accept emotional support animals on its flights, and will instead only transport service dogs. Will emotional support animals become service dogs?.
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