Pot-bellied pigs must be granted passage on airplanes if they are
used for “emotional support” by their owners, states the Department of
Transportation’s (DOT) draft manual on equity for the disabled in air
travel.
The DOT published its “Nondiscrimination on the Basis of Disability in Air Travel: Draft Technical Assistance Manual” in the Federal Register on July 5, providing guidance that allows swine on airplanes if they are determined to be service animals.
The manual
is designed to "help carriers and indirect carriers and their
employees/contractors that provide services or facilities to passengers
with disabilities, assist those passengers in accordance with" the Air
Carrier Access Act. The manual open for public comments until Oct. 3.
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7 comments:
Muslims no going to like that. LOL.
Cool. Put a pig on every plane and end high jacking.
I object to you posting a picture of my second wife without my permission!
Is that Mike L.?
Not very nice to Michelle's picture for this.
Ive seen wives that looked like that paying for two chairs.
When pigs fly.....
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