Training took to the friendly skies at San Diego International Airport Friday as service dogs learned what it takes to help their humans travel. "At the end of the day, to have canine support dogs be able to help it's new partner, it's a good moment for all of us," said Nicole Hall with San Diego International Airport. That's why Hall says they're thrilled to host this very important training with Canine Support Teams and Next Step Service Dogs. "Those guide dogs play such an important role in the life of the person they're going to be working with and we like to make sure they're equipped,” Lorie Dankers with TSA said. “A lot of people get a little nervous when going through the checkpoint and dogs are no different,” Dankers added. MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/service-dogs-undergo-training-at-san-diego-international/509-fd562b7e-d437-49cc-923f-8bb0d601a8a8