Delta Bans Emotional-Support Animals on Long-Haul Flights, Changes Rules for Puppies

Delta Air Lines will be tightening requirements for passengers traveling with onboard service and emotional support animals following an increased number of animal-related safety issues on flights over the last several years.

If you’re planning a flight longer than eight hours, Delta Air Lines says you can’t bring an emotional-support animal with you.

The rules for pups are getting tighter too. Neither support animals nor trained service animals will be allowed on any Delta flights if they are under 4 months old.

Delta says the changes take effect Dec. 18.

Exceptions will be made until Feb. 1 for customers who already bought a ticket and asked to bring a support animal.
Delta Air Lines is tightening rules for passengers traveling with emotional support animals, including restrictions on animals under 4 months old and emotional support animals on flights longer than eight hours. These changes, effective Dec. 18, aim to improve safety and comfort for all passengers.

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