[Wasagdu] Delta

[Michael Forzano]

Hi Becky,

The policy has been updated on the Delta website and is pretty clear
that the documentation and checking in at the airport are not
required. If they want to argue with me about their own policy, I'll
just ask for a supervisor and point them to their own website. I mean,
denying a blind person and their trained guide dog would be a PR
disaster for them, and I just don't see it happening.

If you want to check in and show them the records to avoid a
potentially stressful situation, that's totally understandable. But I
don't plan on doing that. I think if we're able and willing, we should
hold Delta to their policy.

Mike

On 3/1/18, Becky Frankeberger via WASAGDU <wasagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Look, we might not have the entire story. Carry your dog's shot records and
> check in at the delta desk first. Always carry copies to the airport your
> dog's shot records. If you don't need them for some airline, great, but you
> may need them for others. Carry copies to be safe both going and coming.
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> at least two copies to be really safe.
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> This is still all shaking out.
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> Becky annoyed at the roomers going around
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