Traveling With Service Animals

On AA 2339 right now and someone boarded with a so called service dog that immediately started yipping at passengers. Flight attendant took one look, exchanged a glance with the rest of the crew, and within five minutes a few employees came on and escorted the passenger and dog...

We flew with our small dog recently and did everything by the book. Booked him early, paid the fee, bought a carrier that fits the rules. Tried to be responsible. Delta somehow overbooked pets on the flight, so we had to show up super early just to make sure he’d even be allowed...

Long time Superhosts here, almost 100 five star reviews, but this experience has been unreal. We listed our primary home for the first time this winter while we planned a short trip south. We turned off Instant Book, set a high nightly rate and a 10 night minimum, and were fine...

This sounds like pure chaos, and I don’t blame you for being frustrated. Actual service animals are trained to ignore each other and stay calm. Two dogs immediately going at it is the biggest tell that at least one of them shouldn’t be there. What kills me is how it turns into...

Total long shot, but I’m trying to find two people already booked on (or open to booking) the 11:30am LAX to HND United flight on January 4 or 5. I’m moving to Tokyo with my cats and the two people who were supposed to help just had a family emergency, so I’m stuck. All you’d...

It seems i have to fill out a forn every time.  A lot of manuel entry of redundant information that Delta already knows.  Anyone know a streamlined method for this?

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Each time I fly with my trained service animal, I have to remind myself what the procedure is with each airline. For reference, Alaska uses a thirdparty provider who clears your animal and gives you a special number to use on subsequent reservations: SAFP (SERVICE ANIMAL FORMS...