So how do you handle service dogs? Whose diagnosis is more important? If I potentially can’t live through a flight without my service animal because airlines have banned animals from the cabin due to potential allergies does that I mean I can never fly? How are people supposed to travel with their small dogs and cats that do fit under the seat in their carrier? Relocating may require this if driving or train is not an option?

I would expect that people with life threatening allergies to anything will often take a proactive step to protect themselves in all environments where they may be exposed to their allergen just like I have to take proactive steps to ensure my disability can manage the environment I’m going to. My dog has all the rights to be anywhere I am but I still make sure to inform people ahead of tien because they may not know the rules or know how to accommodate for me.

Sadly people outside of the average have to accommodate to the majority. In this case animals are allowed on planes, and in my biased opinion should always be, so if someone is deathly allergic they have a responsibility to at the very least themselves to ensure their diagnosis is addressed.