Airline Kicks Out Of Family After Dispute With Flight Crew

[FFXIV WhiteMage 6,316]

Definitely the parents’ fault. 

These type of dangerous allergies  or any grave sicknesses should always be communicated to airline staff prior to boarding or even booking a ticket.

[RAMROD 117,058]

17 minutes ago, Cameltoe Chariot said:

Don't worry @RAMROD I appreciate your breaking air travel news 

Nnnn, why do I feel dragged but ✨✨gently✨✨ ? 

But thanks 

[HelloHangoverz 17,452]

6 minutes ago, RAMROD said:

Are they worse than ryanair? (Specifically name this airline cos it seems to be bare minimum of budget flights in Europe that receives a lot of bad press)

ryanair isn't actually too bad if you have realistic expectations. if you're paying £15 for a flight it's not going to be luxurious 

[Juanlittlem 49,433]

18 minutes ago, skaxboy said:

I am no expert on this subject but I have a friend who wears a bracelet warning he has a peanut allergy and has an epipen. He once ate pie at a family Thanksgiving dinner that had a little bit of peanuts and they had to call the ambulance. Pretty scary. 
 

I assume peanut dust from chewing peanuts can be airborne and potentially be inhaled by the daughter. 
 

Did the family have a heavy mask for the child or any other sort of protection?

Did the airline they rebooked with provide the disclaimer?

The airline could have just made a simple announcement but I understand they are not required to, especially if they have a 48 hour notice policy.

I guess the allergy goes way further than just by eating it. My sister is a teacher and she has a kid in school that is also allergic to peanuts and its not about her eating it, if you eat peanuts in the morning and you talk to her in the afternoon without properly cleaning your mouth she gets a reaction. If you touch peanuts and then touch something (pens, books, whatever) and she touches it even if time has passed she gets a reaction.

[Ziggy 14,040]

46 minutes ago, DoremonLove said:

Im confused if their daughter has allergy why arent others supposed to eat? I tht peanut allergy reacts when the allergic person eats it it

There’s certain ones where it’s even if it’s circulating in the air. It’s wild

[MajorMinus 407]

It’s also such a simple task for the flight attendant, like it’s one sentence you have to say over the loud speaker. When something potentially life saving can be completed with minimal to no effort and they choose not to do it…bring out the guillotine. 

[HelloHangoverz 17,452]

Bunch of Karens. You can't Chinese whispers your child's allergy information to a group of strangers, cross your fingers and call yourself a good parent. Call ahead of time. If you "can't get through" (which I find very hard to believe) then you can't fly. There are probably a thousand reasonable reasons why these kind of announcements can't be made willy nilly

[TheSine 6,911]

1 hour ago, Agunimon said:

STOP FIGHTING OR YOU'LL GET KICKED OUT OF Gaga DAILY. THE SINE IS EAGER AND THURSTY FOR BLOOD!! 

This one is wise.

[NUTELLA 26,757]

18 minutes ago, HelloHangoverz said:

Call ahead of time. If you "can't get through" (which I find very hard to believe) then you can't fly. There are probably a thousand reasonable reasons why these kind of announcements can't be made willy nilly

1 hour ago, FFXIV WhiteMage said:

These type of dangerous allergies  or any grave sicknesses should always be communicated to airline staff prior to boarding or even booking a ticket.

I gained new perspective today. Good points: call ahead.

That is the smartest, fairest thing to do.

Forums. They're more than just therapeutic (cough)

Having said all of that, I hate peanuts and I don't fly lmaooo

[Addison Rae 18,095]

something doesn’t add up. i find it hard to believe a whole aircraft crew would be this difficult for no reason

[HelloHangoverz 17,452]

3 minutes ago, blackpink said:

something doesn’t add up. i find it hard to believe a whole aircraft crew would be this difficult for no reason

you know when a man says he "knocked politely on the cockpit" he was tryna storm it

[weed 78,953]

Love that for them. 

[Not The Real Gaga 7,582]

1 hour ago, MajorMinus said:

It’s also such a simple task for the flight attendant, like it’s one sentence you have to say over the loud speaker. When something potentially life saving can be completed with minimal to no effort and they choose not to do it…bring out the guillotine. 

Like they said, they should have notified the airline in advance. Imagine if we all could go up to the flight crew and ask for special request being communicated over the intercom... because, what's next...?

[MajorMinus 407]

12 minutes ago, Not The Real Gaga said:

Like they said, they should have notified the airline in advance. Imagine if we all could go up to the flight crew and ask for special request being communicated over the intercom... because, what's next...?

I agree with you, they definitely should’ve put in the work and notified the airline beforehand - it’s the passenger’s responsibility. I just think in this case, since the adverse reaction of not sharing the information could be death, a simple announcement would’ve been appreciated. 

I don’t think the airline necessarily “had” to do it, but it was easy and would’ve been nice, you know? If you can help someone out with minimal energy expenditure, it makes the world a bit of a better place.

[Anderson123 42,693]

"c0ckpit".