The US government wants to crack down on emotional support turkeys, possums, snakes, and spiders on flights
Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification.
Airlines have complained for years about passengers attempting to bring comfort turkeys, possums, and even snakes. WASHINGTON - The U.S. Transportation Department on Wednesday proposed new rules aimed at preventing passengers from falsely claiming their pets are service animals aboard U.S. airline flights.
U.S. airlines including Southwest Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines and American Airlines have moved to limit emotional support animals in cabins to largely dogs and cats after a growing number of passengers were bringing a wide variety of exotic pets that could pose a safety risk. Airlines in recent years reported a big jump in travelers bringing animals aboard.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Saudi Arabia wants 'investigation' into 'absurd' Jeff Bezos phone hack claims - Business InsiderIn a tweet sent Wednesday, the Saudi embassy in the US called for 'an investigation on these claims so that we can have all the facts out.'
Read more »
The 10 unhealthiest cities to live in the US in 2020, ranked - Business InsiderThe 10 unhealthiest American cities to live in, where residents are stressed, worried about money, and unsatisfied with their health
Read more »
A SoftBank partner described WeWork a 'very, very good' business - Business InsiderA SoftBank partner described WeWork a 'very, very good' business
Read more »
Kango: Uber rides for kids, with backing from school bus giant - Business InsiderKids can't take Uber and Lyft rides alone. A startup thinks it found the perfect solution — and has backing from the US' largest school bus company
Read more »
BBC Insiders Shocked At Timing Of Tony Hall Departure, As Focus Turns To Fighting NetflixBBC insiders have voiced surprise at the timing of Tony Hall’s decision to step down as director general, but focus is already shifting to his successor’s enormous task of fighting the …
Read more »
Trump not convincing GOP voters to oppose impeachment witnesses: poll - Business Insider48% of Republican voters are in favor of hearing new witnesses to testify during Trump's impeachment trial in the Senate, despite his opposition.
Read more »