Member Josh Grisdale
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Animals that previously traveled as emotional support animals and no longer qualify as service animals may travel as carry-on pets or as cargo pets, as long as they meet the requirements.
news.aa.com
FORT WORTH, Texas — American Airlines today announced forthcoming changes to its policies and procedures for travel with emotional support animals and service animals, aligning with regulations recently issued by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT). The new policies and … Continue reading
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For anyone interested, I had the opportunity to share a bit about myself and Accessible Japan on the Canadian Expat YouTube Channel:
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“Beginning Jan. 11, Alaska Airlines will be the first major airline company in the United States to ban emotional support animals.”
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Alaska Airlines is first major U.S. airline to ban emotional support animals
Beginning Jan. 11, Alaska Airlines will be the first major airline company in the United States to ban emotional support animals.
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Great to see the Visit Florida commercial featuring a beach wheelchair and people with disabilities as tourists just like anyone else!
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Do you eat special food for New Years in your country? Here in Japan we eat “toshikoshi soba” like this. Please share your country’s food too!
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Is it a shrimp tempura on the noodles?
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