'I Could Have Died' Jack Fowler's Mid-air Anaphylactic Shock

[@LS-eo5hg]

Absolutely there should be a ban of nuts and alcohol in flights.. no one needs either of those things when flying and they always cause trouble!

[@pauldavis9567]

Speak for yourself. I like a drop of wine on a long flight. My choice

[@LS-eo5hg]

😉 my point was that no one needs it on a flight and they can enjoy before and after, just like the nuts .. these are two things that can cause problems on flights that we can do without during flying.

[@winnersclub6836]

Alcohol, behave

[@sherene.613]

I somewhat agree, nuts definitely should be banned on flights but although I don’t drink alcohol, I don’t think it should be banned, I do think there should be a limit though, maybe 2 drinks per person 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@LS-eo5hg]

Yep sounds good

[@amberwild-ms4co]

I don't understand why there's not a blanket ban on nuts on airplanes. No one is going to die through having to go without nuts for the duration of their flight but the best outcome to an anaphylactic reaction at 40000 feet is an emergency landing for medical treatment and delays for all on board. I have no allergies and have never objected when cabin crew have requested for everyone to avoid eating nuts

[@celebibi4360]

Right lets just ban every product that causes allergic reactions. All types of nuts and diary products. Let's not forget the werid allergies people have like water.

[@noreply65]

Nuts and peanuts. It's so dangerous. I am deadly allergic to peanuts, not to nuts, but I agree that nuts and peanuts should be away from food ingredients. And also prohibited the passengers from eating those in the planes.

[@WhiskeyAlphaPilot]

@@noreply65 So you ban peanuts on aircraft. and in baggage? and prevent people from eating them 48 hours from before flight? and ensure that their clothing and baggage is cleaned as all these can cause cross contamination. An clear our the airport restaurants, shops, public transport on the way to the airport... you know how silly this sounds?

[@chloesmith7797]

@@WhiskeyAlphaPilotno. Ban it on the plane. No need to go further than that. People can live without eating a nut on a plane. My husband has a severe peanut allergy and the women next to him started complaining they couldnt eat their peanuts when it was announced to them there was a passenger on board with a severe allergy. He had to nicely tell them he was sorry but he had the allergy. They changed their tune pretty fast. He wipes his seat and tray down beforehand to avoid touching anything that may have had peanuts beforehand, but you can’t control if someone is eating them next to you and cracking shells making it airborne. There’s really no need for nuts to be on the plane, I think people will be far more inconvenienced to have to land early due to someone having a reaction

[@noreply65]

@WhiskeyAlphaPilot wow, you went too far. I just said do not bring nuts to eat in the plane.

[@sammreecey1177]

The thing is. I’m a flight attendant and if a passenger said they have a server nut allergy. Straight away I’d let my senior know and make a nut allergy announcement. And if we had that curry for instance, we wouldn’t serve it to anyone

[@meglouise101]

I wish all airlines where like this and really took allergies very seriously

[@teza2922]

I agree , we dont need nuts on the plane

[@sadiemoon7182]

This terrifies me… my little 6 year old daughter has a severe nut allergy… so many people don’t take it seriously enough!!!

[@KraverDC]

This shows When u ever go on a flightwif ur daughter especially emirates ALWAYS GET THE MENU! Cuz clearly u can’t trust the ppl handing out the food🙄

[@mrmatthews18]

The thing with an aeroplane is that if anything goes wrong there's no way off.

[@monkeyspoon8255]

cheers sherlock

[@YaNansCrustyToe]

Cheers for that pal

[@beckscald3855]

There's no harm on putting a ban on nuts being served on the aircraft. It is rare for this to happen - They need to take responsibility for this as it's completely negligent. Glad he's speaking up, they need to take accountability.

[@Kiers02]

I would be putting a massive claim in against the airline

[@somersetrose4432]

Our 6yr old was diagnosed when he turned one with a peanut allergy, 8months later we discovered his allergy was airborne after anaphylaxis. The horror of flying for us is beyond anything and i certainly would never allow our son to eat anything that we haven’t bought or made because the risk is too high for us

[@jadestorey5142]

I commented on a previous post about being worried to take my 11 year old daughter on our first flight in August. She has a peanut allergy. Someone commented laughing saying “you should let nature takes its course”. I cannot believe the attitude of people.

[@theamazingcruiseships6969]

People have disgusting attitudes! My son is also 11 and has recently been diagnosed with a peanut allergy .. we are going to tenerife next month and the flight is making me anxious ..as some people don’t take food allergies serious enough ..should def be more awareness made

[@fantabulous6657]

So agree. No nuts on the plane. They are not even good

[@rangochu2713]

I look at the menu while I’m on online check in page for my airline a few days before boarding. They should have a menu on their airline screens too.

[@RedVelvet090]

This is the 2nd time this has happened to him on a plane...Maybe bring your own food next time to be safe.

[@alexislopez1851]

It’s quiet baffling how we watched the same exact video and that’s your takeaway? God made a good decision not giving you an allergy because you definitely would of been long gone 😂😂😂😂

[@alexislopez1851]

*quite freaking autocorrect

[@Mel87y]

Exactly

[@Joe-d4s4x]

Are you broken, you can’t bring your own food on a plane.

[@Laura-we8wl]

@@Joe-d4s4xthere needs to be a medical note to be allowed to do this then.

[@sarahdjinn593]

Technically, they were right. Cashews aren’t nuts. Nuts are seeds contained within a hard shell. Cashews are classified as drupes, and the cashew “nut” we eat is the seed contained within the fruit. Cashews have the same oil as poison ivy and mangoes. Not saying this makes it any better that they were served. But wonder if the classification issue contributed to the safety breakdown.

[@giles852002]

I am Cabin Crew & I am furious this happened. I always go out of my way to make sure passengers are aware of the ingredients in the food if they say they have an allergy. I will say the best thing to do (if you can do it) is self cater if you have severe allergies to guarantee you can eat. I had a passenger allergic to Onions & all food had onion in it.

[@johnbrenttravel]

I work for an airline, if we have a nut allergy sufferer on board we always make announcements and don't even serve nuts. The weird thing though we only have nut allergy's from the Uk. In 8 years I've never had one from Italy France Germany or Switzerland. If I suffered from a nut allergy id want to see the allergens on this kind of meal.

[@anna-maree33]

Poor guy, very well spoken

[@hannahray2]

They used to give out the menu they stopped it 3-4 years ago but you can see the menu on the internet page when board the flight

[@Ally-ip7sb]

I was on a flight to Tenerife a couple of months ago. The cabin crew announced that somebody had a severe nut allergy on board, so nobody was allowed nuts. During the flight a girl walked to the front of the aircraft where I was sitting next to her friend. She started to eat and offer her friend chocolate with nuts in it. Some people are so selfish.

[@izziemoss8262]

Literally others on this comment section are saying it’s bad for allergic people to ask others not to eat nuts… unfortunately these inconsiderate people exist

[@theBeatsbyj]

I’m not allergic to nuts but I don’t want them on a flight.

[@sharonpodorski4687]

I to have all nut allergies since 18 now 75 still allergic and you know immediately

[@nataliemcintosh2303]

Emirates won't remove nuts, as they make up a important component to their middle eastern diet. It's almost like saying don't include dairy in the UK. Nuts are also central to many middle eastern desserts. However, what isn't acceptable is that Jack wasn't able to view the ingredients, or that these weren't made readily available to him. Was his nut allergy advised at booking? Why were no menus handed out? Why would several crew answer no to nuts, when quite clearly this chicken curry has been served many times on this route, is this language barrier issues? So many questions. The crew members wouldn't have wanted to intentionally hurt him, however should have had the confidence to decline serving his this meal until certain of the ingredients. There is an onboard manager that could have easily checked this. Jack, with such a severe allergy, should have checked the ingredients before eating it, especially considering this is the second occasion onboard. He shouldn't HAVE to but unfortunately, this is the world we live in

[@MW-ob8jm]

He’s obviously lying to get publicity and sue

[@jannulik]

Totally should have bought his meal at the airport where he could check full ingredients list. Not worth risking x

[@stung3848]

@Crazykidpolydronfanhe's a 'celebrity' he could afford a sandwich ffs 😂

[@katiemp670]

you can't take meals everywhere for the rest of your life - there are certain times when you have to be able to trust senior staff of a major company. ridiculous that he was told it would be safe and it was not in such a dangerous environment.

[@janetrobbins5485]

Next time, to be safe prepare and bring your own food. Happy everything worked out for you🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@handsoffmycactus2958]

That’s not the point! All that needed to be done here was the cabin crew knowing the food they were serving to the passengers!!! It was that simple. A simple mistake which could’ve caused the death of a passenger. Severe negligence. There is no excuse for it. Why would you say there’s no nuts when you don’t know

[@Swansong321]

I agree....EVEN tho there shouldn't be a risk..but if it was MY life I don't think I'd trust

[@izziemoss8262]

@@Swansong321 so if you had an allergy would you never go out?

[@Axhdib]

"Let me be edgy and comment like a clown"

[@maryjones8951]

Packed lunch in future don't trust any one ?

[@mariewalmsley6143]

Strange ,nut allergies are more common these days.

[@FN-ef4wb]

I have an almond allergy and have suffered anaphylactic shock twice, luckily on land and just about made it to a hospital. A severe attack gives a ten minute window. As one can't talk the patient can't answer questions. Nuts are crushed or made into a paste for some recipes, so airlines had better take all allergies very, very seriously and avoid not just nuts but other ingredients if a passenger has stated it pre flight. Wake up!

[@decland6017]

Nuts do not need to be served on flights. If anyone wants nuts you can wait until you land.

[@betholin1534]

I’ve been allergic to peanuts for 56 years and have had many exposures. It IS getting easier to care for myself. Food packaging labels now list allergens. Epi-pens are easily available. Oh, btw carry TWO at all times. Pay attention to the heat/cold temperatures. I need to carry my bag everywhere unless I store it in a cooler with ice packs. READ YOUR FOOD LABELS EVERY TIME

[@SoniaKamara-bw9ry]

I’m glad to see your ok and we’ll jack, that’s so terrible that happens, thanks for bringing awareness ❤❤❤

[@sheelandavies9232]

Emirates doesn’t ALWAYS pass the menu sometimes they just ask what you want if it’s a short gap from serving food and take off . I have travelled with emirates a number of times and there has been a few flights where the paper menu is not there and sometimes they have it on the tv in the i formation section but not everyone knows that. I also work for a holiday company and even after informing emirates ourselves it has Happned to 2 of our customers

[@sheelandavies9232]

* paper

[@victoriablunden3401]

There should be no nuts on planes as people can be airborne!!!!!!!

[@naashika5750]

Next time when booking a flight, ask the airline/travel agent to insert a "SSR" (special service request) for nut allergies into your reservation. It will help a great deal.

[@naashika5750]

When a "SSR" (nut allergy) request is inserted into a passenger's reservation, that information is forwarded to the airline's catering dept that ensures that particular passenger's meal is prepared accordingly. This is a formal request which most of the time (if not all the time) doesn't fail. It is adhered to by the airline.

[@jujutrini8412]

I don’t understand this. If you have a deadly allergy don’t you check out places before you eat there to see if they have nuts in their food? Or even check the menu? I would ring up airlines if I had a nut allergy before flying if I had this condition. Actually I don’t think I would trust the word of any business unless they had a special policy in place so that I was assured they take it extremely seriously. I mean this is clearly the fault of the airline and I hope he sues them for negligence.

[@colettegibson6516]

You start to feel embarrassed/awkward keep asking but it's so important to the individual and for them to not even check is astonishingly lazy and incompetent

[@Anneli590]

My daughter has a nut allergy and carry’s an epipen , it terrifies me flying, going to a restaurant

[@monkeyspoon8255]

isnt it best to just bring your own food and not eat plane food ? if i had a child with this allergy i wouldn't even take the risk as airlines are incompetent

[@Anneli590]

@@monkeyspoon8255 I do it’s not just the food on the plane , it if any one else is eating nuts , you can tell airline, hotels and restaurants she has a nut allergy but they won’t stop others around eating nuts,

[@kayleighkay1676]

Emirates DOES provide with a menu. It is READ OUT LOUD on the PA that most people ignore straight after takeoff, that you can see the menu on your phone after scanning the QR code. It is also RIGHT THERE on the home page of the screen before you click on anything to watch movies etc. Before you even step foot on the plane, after you book your ticket you can see the menu choices online in manage my booking settings. He had two chances to read the menu before ordering his food. Yes, the cabin crew should have been fully aware of the menu also. However, if you have an allergy it is YOUR responsibly to protect yourself.

[@sherimillman53]

Need to ask to see ingredients first!

[@rjanarvikk4006]

Maybe he should have checked the menu before the flight instead of relying on others

[@katiemp670]

victim blaming lol the staff should know what they are serving as opposed to risking lives out of negligence

[@jb3152]

I work in catering and if someone has an allergy I personally give them the allergen list and they can decide for themselves whether it's safe for them to eat and this should be standard practice everywhere.

[@lewisjael890]

That's nuts! (Sorry, I couldn't help myself)

[@theresenydahl9531]

Horrifying!

[@mixedpopcornproductions9692]

My 5 year old daughter has a severe peanut allergy and mild walnut allergy, for this very reason we haven’t gone on holiday abroad yet and she really wants to go on a plane.

[@chrispulsin5431]

The kid Fowler is one of the best to ever do it

[@katietee4308]

Agree with the presenter. Every flight should have a menu with ingredients listed. Lots of allergies and intolerances you don’t want to risk on a flight

[@user-rl6pc7sk4u]

The same thing happened to him with Qatar Airways. His first instinct was to get his friend to record. This is just clout. Emirates clearly makes the menu available on the screens and on the app which you don’t need internet to access for. On their website it clearly says they serve nuts on all their flights and for the passengers to speak with the doctors

[@aishakhan3522]

Read the menu. Stop relying on your friend. Request a special meal before boarding. Thousands of people with allergies fly every day with emirates. I have a nut allergy and fly emirates each year - they are very careful.

[@sjanex]

They were reluctant to give him the menu. They even said the meal contained no nuts which clearly was a lie.

[@MW-ob8jm]

They don’t give out menus anymore in economy… it’s available online which is mentioned before take off… hard for me to believe that crew just didn’t double check when the airline can’t guarantee that it wasn’t processed in a facility without nuts… the whole case it’s very fishy. Sounds like a scam for a lawsuit

[@franharwood3439]

they clearly were not careful this time

[@MW-ml5eq]

I’d be asking for the menu before eating/choosing if my allergies were that bad. Just saying

[@Axhdib]

Why do people like you want to blame the victim. Its the staff job to know about the food and allergy....plus they LIED to him but yeah comment "id be asking for the menu if i had an allergy, just saying 🤓"

[@MW-ml5eq]

@@Axhdib because I would ask to see the list. Why’s that me blaming the victim? I said what I’d do if it was a life threatening condition.

[@Axhdib]

@@MW-ml5eq issue is you're focused more on him not getting the menu when the staff lied? Its the staff job to look after the passengers and know about the menu

[@MW-ml5eq]

@@Axhdib the lad had a problem before that had a similar outcome. Next time round, I’m not trusting anyone.

[@vontheo]

My daughter has a nut allergy. I take our own food for her, not prepared to take that risk!

[@ElleY-ks8pl]

I have a food intolerance (not even an allergy) and I simply bring my own food to the plane as so many people do for peace of mind. Why risk it? Especially on a plane where medical care is extremely limited.

[@user-gr7id8lb6i]

My son has severe allergies… flew emirates once … had to take food for him… for this reason … too much of a risk… even in the uk no one caters for allergies … even his school fed him Lactose free cheese and ignored him when he said he was feeling poorly… straight into resus at the hospital

[@Shannon-LikeTheRiver]

Jaysus, that's shocking scary! He was so careful too...

[@Highervibesofficial]

i suffer the same as him and a great example of a similar situation is the youtuber doctor mike and he had to look after a passenger and the us airline doesn't have one on board as its not a priority ??? like it should be stocked !!!!!!! not everyone knows they are alergic

[@noreply65]

Nuts and peanuts. It's so dangerous. I am deadly allergic to peanuts, not to nuts, but that nuts and peanuts should be away from food ingredients. And also prohibited the passengers from eating those in the planes.

[@edenvanteunenbroek2353]

Did they accidently operate on his brain while in hospital, I've seen hedgehogs with a higher IQ

[@winnersclub6836]

How does a flight not show a menu 😕 especially Emirates

[@Health-is-Wealth92]

It looks like a smear campaign on Emirates, I have gluten allergy and check in online request special meal. Why didn’t he do this or bring his own meal on board? Host is bashing Emirates hard.

[@lescox100]

That is the state and quality of journalism nowadays. Not once did they challenge him why he did not present book a special meal.

[@tiarhodes1065]

Terrifying! Having an allergy changes your whole life and trust is very hard.. unfortunately can not fully trust going out to eat! I am so happy he is okay! I also think why carnt people give allergy people more thought we still all deserve respect and able to live and feel content eating out or at home even

[@MohammedMagdi-yh3kr]

ربنا يشفيك

[@76damage]

On BA they have a detailed booklet in each galley of full ingredients of every consumable onboard. Also he did have the option to pre order a nut free meal. Negligence by the crew involved, yes! But there are ways that can avoid airlines from banning nuts! Malaysia and Singapore airlines rely on tradition and serve nuts and serve satay sauce. No way will that be withdrawn and nor should it be

[@juliette8130]

The airline was absolutely wrong to say that the meal had no nuts. It's the passenger who has allergies to ensure that he tells the airline that he has allergies when he books his ticket or he takes the responsibility to bring his own prepared food. This is not the first time he had allergies on a plane. Therefore, he should know better. You cannot forbid people to eat nuts or any other food that can cause allergies. People are allergic to shrimps, oranges and many other food. Should airlines forbid all these food? By the end of the day, there won't be any food allowed to be served on the plane. We should be responsible as well.

[@MrConformation]

Be it foods, products or services. We can not leave our health & safety to government & corporations. This is another situation where consumers are... (in brief ~ our words). SHUT UP, stop asking questions & comply. In this case, it was reckless.

[@buzzkillington1719]

Why is the lady presenter wearing soldier trousers I mean what is this Poor man he must have been terrified

[@carolsummers7012]

Don't have any nuts on air flights. Surely you can go without for a few hours

[@sunqueen4080]

i was on a plane recently they did not serve nuts and asked that no one who had their own eat them on the coach to the hotel a man from the same plane opened and ate his nuts

[@beccalarkin839]

Literally! Who is that obsessed with nuts that they can’t survive a flight without one. It’s such a simple fix to a situation which can be fatal.

[@Arsalan8000]

This story is nuts

[@buzzkillington1719]

Why don’t they just ban hidden nuts in food Some people like peanuts with a drink

[@WhiskeyAlphaPilot]

Maybe he should have read the menu … chicken curry with cashew nuts is a bit of a clue as to its contents.

[@izziemoss8262]

He wasn’t provided with a menu and he asked the cabin crew several times. The fact the cabin crew don’t know what they’re serving is actually disturbing tbh

[@WhiskeyAlphaPilot]

@@izziemoss8262really? But the news report (2:42) managed to find one and being a regular flyer I know every flight have menus. The aircrew just see curry - meat or fish type of thing. And he says he asked several times? Really? No menus on the aircraft? Ans if you are not sure then don’t eat it!! And this is the second time it has happened to him, so why not learn from his experience? Next up… he’s trying to sue the airline.

[@mommy538]

I travel 2-3 times a year, and I have maybe once in the last 10 years been given a menu in economy.

[@WhiskeyAlphaPilot]

@@mommy538 You really think he flies economy?

[@froilandsteve]

Have you watched the video? He was not given a menu. The video shows he was in economy. And he asked not once but twice if it has nuts and was told no. Can't really correct people who refuse to be corrected.

[@FoxiiMSP]

they should ban nuts on planes. u dont always have to ingest it to have a reaction.

[@louisrosson5688]

Read the menu jack next time

[@Jay-Tea.]

So any compensation from Emirates for nearly killing a passenger?

[@TheSam1590]

2024 and nuts are still being served on aeroplanes

[@Jnn-jf2st]

Chicken and rice, everything nice.

[@customisedfitness]

Watching this while eating the biggest bag of salted peanuts. My favourite snack! Healthy too! I eat it almost every day. Feel really bad for people with nut allergy...one of our friends has severe nut allergy and she takes all her prepared meals with her everywhere including a world tour she went on with her partner. She wouldn`t trust anyone or anything especially on planes, foreign countries etc. Something to think about I guess if you have severe allergy like that..

[@gillowens24]

Handsome man lucky to be alive

[@somersetrose4432]

Ban nuts on all flights especially in the food

[@julieturner6570]

Surely you can order a nut free meal before you fly.?

[@amydoherty3916]

The menu is on the airlines app

[@n1ckypreston]

Maybe don’t take the chance and take someone’s word for it rather than seeing a menu or ingredients. So he has some part to play in making sure what he’s eating is safe for him.

[@kimvanornum2430]

This is an honest question... Why are others not supposed to eat nuts because one person is allergic? The nuts don't magically fly through the air into the allergic person. The allergic person has to ingest them to become sick correct? I guess I'm not understanding the concept of banning the nuts altogether.

[@amberwild-ms4co]

Someone I know had a serious reaction after touching a door handle at college - a few hours earlier another student had eaten a peanut butter sandwich before opening that door. Peanuts and other tree nuts give off particles which can be airborne and cause a reaction when inhaled. Why take the risk?

[@chloesmith7797]

If the allergy is bad enough, it is airborne yes. My husband for example is allergic to peanuts. If he so much as breathes in a particle, it could set off his allergy. For some people it’s minor and wouldnt affect them so much. Others yes it is airborne, though generally speaking only if someone right next to them were eating the nut and particles were in the air from cracking a peanut shell

[@ChaoticBluez]

I’ve heard of people breathing in the smell of nuts and having severe reactions.

[@sarahking957]

My son's allergy to nuts is airborne. If the people in the plane eat nuts, he will react severely. He does not need to have them personally.

[@KSMaxiefan01]

The same way people are allergic to pollen etc as soon as the peanut protein which is microscopic enters the a severely allergic person (whether it is ingestion or through the nose which also connects to the mouth remember) they can have a severe reaction. Luckily for me this doesn’t happen to me, I just need to ingest it. Therefore I allow people to have nuts around me. Ironically based on my allergy testing I am more allergic to cashews and pistachios than I am peanuts because of so many accidental ingestions (despite being super careful checking ingredients etc) over the years

[@stung3848]

Where's his responsibility in all this? You'd think if your allergy is that severe you'd insist on seeing ingredients or at least a menu!

[@juliette8130]

Exactly.

[@naashika5750]

Sue sue sue !!!

[@Laura-we8wl]

Yeh there should be no nuts on a plane. However if I had a life threatening nut allergy - I would avoid curry’s like the plague. As most curry sauces contain nuts. Especially mild ones that cater for most . I just wouldn’t have opted for that option.

[@rachel706157]

If I had something so life threatening I wouldn't take anyone's word for it. Responsibility lies with him, it's his allergy. If I'm eating something that can be a potential threat then I want to see the packaging. I don't want to assume that it's safe because a second or third party told me. In light of the young girl who died from eating at Pret and the tireless work that her parents did to get clear labeling, you'd think that he'd be on the ball especially given that he's on a plane. He should have been more responsible and asked for the packaging.

[@emms4867]

I like nuts, but would i be bothered if they werent server on flights or other enclosed public spaces? Absolutely not. No ones needs to be risking their life over nuts being served or included in flight meals. Just ban them on flights already its a safety hazard

[@Haych_Q]

Who?

[@charlix6996]

Point blank negligence considering the amount we pay for them in the first place!

[@ellenmahon6284]

🤗

[@sharonforbes525]

Natasha law that shouldn't of happened

[@lovelyathwal5193]

Glad you're ok❤ They should ban nuts on plane . I had severe allergies to peanuts and most fruits ,bad experience on vacation in Mexico almost thought was going to die Epipen a life saver. People need to be more educated the severity of food allergies, some restaurants and airlines just don't take it seriously.I have lots family members with severe allergies. My allergies after 40 years disappeared thank God, they went away when I was going through chemotherapy treatment few years back.

[@Bartizzle739]

What’s going on with his hair 😂

[@Splash-nr8ot]

Unfortunate incident. Best to not take a risk and bring your own food if they allow it. I think stopping others from consuming any type of food, nuts included, if some passengers have an allergy, is going a bit too far.

[@izziemoss8262]

People have airborne allergies and can die from being around nuts. People can be without nuts for a flight, how is it too far to ask if people can refrain from eating nuts whilst someone who could die is on a flight.

[@Splash-nr8ot]

@@izziemoss8262 Then there's no end, is there? Someone else will be allergic to rice or wheat or whatever. The best is to simply avoid these foods if they harm you, bring a mask and antihistamine, just in case.

[@izziemoss8262]

@@Splash-nr8ot so would you advocate for people with allergies to never leave the house? I’ve been on trains where people sat next to me and were eating nuts and I’m severely allergic and asked them if they wouldn’t mind putting them away, they immediately apologised and cared. That’s what decent people do.

[@izziemoss8262]

@@Splash-nr8ot what would you suggest? Not letting people who are allergic to go outside? People with allergies should be able to live the same way everyone else does. Schools ban nuts from schools when kids have allergies to protect them, are you upset about that too?

[@Splash-nr8ot]

@@izziemoss8262 You're putting words in my mouth. I never said allergic people shouldn't go out. But you cannot blanket ban foods on aircraft because everyone is allergic to something or the other.

[@ButtrflyEffect]

Free Palestine

[@leonaanita719]

Wizz air are a nut feee airline

[@daliaa5294]

Why would you put nuts in a curry ???

[@mariewalmsley6143]

Some recipes have them in.

[@AddictedtoDisney]

Maybe he should have read the menu as it was chicken with Kashu nuts

[@izziemoss8262]

Literally he wasn’t provided with a menu, also asked the cabin crew multiple times. Don’t you find it worrying that the cabin crew don’t know what they’re serving?

[@AmaniCarson]

He literally said he was given no menu. The staff told him there are no nuts. What else is he supposed to do?

[@AddictedtoDisney]

@@AmaniCarson sorry I call BS on he was shown no menu

[@peanutpistachio6532]

@@AddictedtoDisneyyour proof for that?

[@AddictedtoDisney]

@@peanutpistachio6532I fly multiple times a year on an airline and we are always given a menu. Given they’ve emirates is a major airline he would have been flying in one of the higher classes. He would also have been able to see the onboard menu before he flew so sorry I call BS. Also if it was that “life threatening” how come he had time to give his mate his phone to film him using his epipen(calmly) and then post it all over instagram and TikTok etc. Where as any one else would have been trying to assist. This is a total PR piece of BS

[@callumr9032]

The chicken had a worse experience

[@leerobinson8491]

no one cares this is not news ....

[@TeeYaSelf]

no one cares