350 respondents completed a survey conducted by The GO Group, LLC, an international ground transportation provider. When polled about allowing animals, including service, emotional support and other pets on planes, results were mixed.

 

Key Findings:

• 58% agreed that airlines should make it safer if they require any animal to ride in cargo • Almost 55% of respondents said that only certified service animals should be allowed in cabins • 45% noted that emotional support animals (ESAs) should be allowed in cabins • Most agreed that the rules are confusing as each airline has its own forms, rules and policies which frequently change • Most agreed a fee should be charged for non-service animals, but 39% said these should be lowered • One respondent noted that the fare to carry her small, crated dog who rode underneath the seat cost more than her own • Almost 50% said there should be designated areas in cabins for those traveling with animals to help those with allergies • 45% said only traditional animals such as cats and dogs should be allowed as service or ESA's • Several commented that people put too much emphasis on pets and should just leave their critters at home while traveling

 

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