Under the Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA), how are Emotional Support Animals (ESAs) currently treated by airlines?
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A
Airlines must accommodate them in the cabin free of charge with a valid ESA letter.
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B
They are no longer recognized as service animals and are treated as pets.
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C
They are permitted in the cabin only if they are a specific breed and weight.
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D
They receive the same access rights as psychiatric service dogs.