Emotional Support Animal (ESA) Certification Knowledge Test

Under the Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA), how are Emotional Support Animals (ESAs) currently treated by airlines?

Airlines must accommodate them in the cabin free of charge with a valid ESA letter. They are no longer recognized as service animals and are treated as pets. They are permitted in the cabin only if they are a specific breed and weight. They receive the same access rights as psychiatric service dogs.

Correct Answer:

They are no longer recognized as service animals and are treated as pets.

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