You’ll need to complete the paperwork through the particular airline you select. Emotional Support Animals are very different from Service Dogs. You will need your doctor to complete a form with a diagnosis as well as proper vaccinations for your pet. Some airlines are requiring a psychologist or psychiatrist sign the letter, not your General Practioner. Your pet needs to be well behaved and trained. There is generally no cost to bring your pet in the cabin but it must fit within the footprint of your seat.
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Absolutely true, so many people feel no difference between an emotional support animal and service animal. And by the way, there may be some restrictions on where a service dog can go and violations on that matter. A friend of mine was once refused to enter an amusement park with his service dog.He was browsing the web in order to find some official information. Finally, he found it. I can share a link for your interest.
https://certifymypet.com/blog/is-there-anywhere-service-dog-cant-go/
Really worth reading as sometimes people just invent restrictions , that are not basically stated in the law. And you can also get a test to find out if you are qualified for ESA or how to qualify a service dog.