Delta Air to tighten onboard emotional support animal requirement

Another link to Delta, and what is not going to be acepted with additional  information.

Good for them!

Yes. I am all for emotional support animals but I also am allergic to cats and dogs and there are other negatives involving animals on flights. I really think allowing them on flights should be extremely limited.

My complaint is with those who claim that they require their pets as  'emotional support animals', when they are clearly not.
Especially when providing  instructions on 'how to do it' solely to avoid paying the fees for transporting their pet, which many admit to.
Bring as many pets as you can afford...

Totally in agreement with kohlerias.......I travel two or three times a year with my 10lb. dog and he has to stay in a soft crate squished underneath the seat and is not allowed out under any condition.  The paperwork we do in order to bring him with us is UNBELIEVABLE and the cost just keeps going up.   We travel back and forth from Canada and were not aware of these "emotional support" dogs until we started asking questions and nine times out of ten, we were told "just go online and fill out the forms - it's easy" and "costs nothing".......That really annoys me.  I am jumping through hoops and barrels and paying through the nose to bring a tiny little dog with us and here is someone else with a huge lab taking up space is allowed to just get on the plane for nothing.
Oh no - don't get me started......What about the poor people that truly need their dogs for emotional support (likely few and far between).  In Canada, you need to have a tending physician (psychiatrist) to sign the documents stating you need the dog for emotional support, not just some online survey.  I am just waiting on all the airlines stating no more dogs/cats in the cabins and to be perfectly honest, it's probably best.  Sad for us, but everyone should think about how their own personal actions affect other people - just not happening in our society any longer.