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Flying with Your Emotional Support Animal (ESA)

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Know before you fly

Since 2021, U.S. airlines are no longer required to treat emotional support animals as service animals. ESAs generally travel under each airline’s standard pet policy, which varies by carrier, cabin, and route. Review your airline’s specific rules — including fees, carrier requirements, and documentation — before you book.

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Are you ready to start the process?

Say goodbye to pet fees and always have your beloved companion by your side, no matter where you live.

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