Dammit, I have a flight booked next week and I’m starting to worry my emotional support elephant won’t be able board now!
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Can't wait till they try to refuse my full grown T-Rex support animal. RAWR!
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I think she’s going to need more help than a peacock can offer
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I stand with
@united airlines for telling her that she can't fly with her peacock because I wouldn't want a peacock loose, they are messy and very noisy. Why does she need a service animal? What is medically wrong with her that she needs a service animal? -
hint: it’s none of your business why she needs an emotional support animal.
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Actually a business can ask what a service animal does and 2 the team can be asked to leave if the "animal" is causing a disruption
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actually they cannot ask for your medical diagnosis, which is what the op was talking about
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You are correct when you point out that the airline cannot legally demand to know the reason she needs a support animal. All they can do is point out the obvious danger of a large-plumed bird in a confined space full of passengers and deny the bird for safety reasons.
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Whatever happened to just popping a Xanax before U fly.
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I’d rather double up on my Xanax than put my dog through the trauma of flying and airline food.
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OPINION: This sort of discrimination is unacceptable. Our emotional support alligator should be allowed to board the plane.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I wouldn't let that coo-coo bird on my plane either.
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Or her peacock.

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Bravo to United and Delta for saying 'Enough'to this "Emotional Support Animal" nonsense. Someone will eventually show up with an ox or a horse and claim they need it. Ridiculous.
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