On a recent Southwest flight, a woman was forcibly removed from the plane after she said that the presence of dogs on the flight (one of whom was classed as a service animal) would trigger a deadly animal allergy and that she wanted them removed. What comes closest to your view on this issue?

On a recent Southwest flight, a woman was forcibly removed from the plane after she said that the presence of dogs on the flight (one of whom was classed as a service animal) would trigger a deadly animal allergy and that she wanted them removed. What comes closest to your view on this issue? Published on October 2, 2017 → Survey conducted on October 2, 2017 on 16168 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

A person with a severe animal allergy should be removed from a plane if there is an animal on board

41%

An animal should be removed from a plane if there is someone with a severe animal allergy

22%

Other/Not sure

37%

A person with a severe animal allergy should be removed from a plane if there is an animal on board

41%

An animal should be removed from a plane if there is someone with a severe animal allergy

22%

Other/Not sure

37%

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