NACA Commends DOT for Final Rule on Service Animals on Flights
Chris Brown, the National Air Carrier Association’s Vice President for Government Affairs and Ultra Low-Cost Carrier Policy, issued the following statement today in response to publication of the Department of Transportation’s Final Rule in [Docket No. DOT–OST–2018–0068], “Traveling by Air with Service Animals”:
“NACA commends the U.S. Department of Transportation for issuing its final rule on traveling by air with service animals, which no longer considers emotional support animals as service animals under the Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA). This timely, well-reasoned regulatory action by the Department will further enhance passenger safety — the top priority of our passenger carriers — by ensuring that only trained service animals needed by individuals with disabilities are permitted on flights.”
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