[nagdu] An airline question

[Bryan Gearry]

I fly Internationally and Domestic and most always get an isle seat. 
Have never had any issue with that. Have had some disgruntled passengers 
that don't like sharing a row with a large Golden Retriever, but if they 
insist in sitting in the bulkhead, I figure that's there problem. I 
always try an accommodate fellow passengers, but there is only so much 
you can do with a large dog.

As far as blocking the way, the dog has quicker reflexes than us. They 
are usually the first to find the door.....especially in a long flight 
(lol)!

On 4/6/2015 3:19 PM, Debby Phillips via nagdu wrote:
> Hi all, someone in the National Federation of the Blind of Washington 
> sent out an email asking if there are any regulations that say that 
> dogs cannot sit in aisle seating.  Does anyone know if there are such 
> regulations? They claimed that in the case of evacuation his dog would 
> block the window seat passenger from getting out.  This was apparently 
> on a Jet Blue flight from New York to Seattle.  Since I prefer the 
> window seat, I've never had this question asked of me.  And I have had 
> to sit in the middle.  So I would have blocked the person by the 
> window, using Jet Blue's logic.  So any help I  could get on this 
> would be great.    Peace,    Debby
>
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