Southwest will ban emotional support animals in March, joining American, United, Delta
The airline will only accept trained service dogs beginning March 1. Passengers who want to bring small dogs or cats onboard will have to pay a fee.
Southwest will ban emotional support animals in March, joining American, United, Delta
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