Delta tightens regulations, adds pit bulls to list of banned service and support animals
Delta Airlines announced Wednesday it's updating its service and support animal policy yet again to further enhance restrictions.
The airline will now allow only one emotional support animal per customer per flight and will prohibit all "pit bull type dogs" as service or support animals.
These new limitations come as a "direct result of growing safety concerns following recent incidents in which several employees were bitten," the airline said in a press release.
Delta first updated its policy in March, citing customer abuse and a rise in animal-related incidents.