Service dogs in england while the same rules apply for assistance dogs than they do for regular pets to travel, assistance dogs get a few more perks; they can travel along routes and in places other dogs can’t. for example, instead of being locked up in a kennel, they’ll be able to assist the person in need in the aircraft cabin.. The situation with uk airlines, however, is much stricter. if you are flying budget airlines within europe it can be extremely difficult to get your esa aboard a flight. virgin airlines, easyjet and ryanair, all only allow dogs on board for emotional support. as esas can be any kind of animal this is only a benefit for some owners and those that have cats, or other animals will find they are not allowed to take them onboard flights with these airlines.. The service dog must be in total control and under the command of the owner at all times. if the dog barks, or does anything that would count as being “disruptive” you have rights to ask for the dog to be removed. i have a service dog, and i don’t bring him places when he’s not working, or if i do bring him, he behaves..
