U.S. DOT Final Rule Narrows Scope of Service Animals In Flight

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Credit: U.S. Department of Transportation
WASHINGTON—The U.S. Transportation Department (DOT) has issued a final rule placing new restrictions on passengers flying with service animals, closing a controversial loophole that caused major headaches for carriers in recent years. The new rule aligns the DOT’s definition of “service animal” with...
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