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Find guidance below on your service animal eligibility, step-by-step form instructions and generally what to expect when flying with a service animal.
1. Review Eligibility
To ensure a safe and enjoyable journey for all, your service animal must adhere to our eligibility requirements. Your service animal must:
- Be a dog fully-trained to assist a person with a disability (service animals in training are not eligible)
- Be up-to-date on all vaccinations
- Fit within the foot space (“footprint”) of your seat and not intrude into the aisles or space of other customers
- Refrain from displaying aggressive or inappropriate animal behavior, Go to footer note
Emotional support animals are not recognized as service animals. Please review the Pet Travel Guidelines for how to travel with your pet.
2. Download and Complete DOT Service Animal Forms
The DOT requires the Service Animal Air Travel form for all service animals. Flights that are 8 hours or more also require the Relief Attestation form. Submit completed forms and a service request to Delta at least 48 hours before departure. If you need help with the forms, please bring printed copies on your day of travel to the airport, where an agent will assist you. (If you prefer not to print the form, first download a free Adobe Acrobat Reader to complete the form on your computer, and then submit it to Delta electronically).
3. Submit Forms and Service Request to Delta
Select “Submit Completed Forms” below to send us your DOT forms and complete your service request. Be sure to check the “Trained Service Animal” box in Step 4 as you complete all the steps.