How many service or emotional support animals are allowed in the cabin?

• A. One
• B. No limit
• C. Two
• D. Three

Answer: (B)

The main idea is that service and emotional support animals are accommodated in the cabin based on need, not on a fixed numerical limit. Airlines are required to allow a passenger with a trained service animal to have that animal in the cabin, and there isn’t a preset cap on how many such animals can be onboard for a single flight. The only real constraints are safety and space: each animal must be trained to assist the passenger’s disability, remain under control, and not pose a threat or disruption. Because this isn’t restricted to a specific number, the correct choice is that there is no limit.