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Could we show some compassion here? First of all, peanut allergies are real and can be deadly. There are numerous accounts of allergic people accidentally ingesting peanut products and dying. I’m sure the airlines is aware of the potential lawsuit in that. Beyond that, it is not a hardship for passengers to go without peanuts for a few hours on an airplane. Peanuts are one out of many, many possible snacks. Why would the airlines want to eliminate or endanger possible customers when they can so simply replace peanuts with something else?
Could we show some compassion here? First of all, peanut allergies are real and can be deadly. There are numerous accounts of allergic people accidentally ingesting peanut products and dying. I’m sure the airlines is aware of the potential lawsuit in that. Beyond that, it is not a hardship for passengers to go without peanuts for a few hours on an airplane. Peanuts are one out of many, many possible snacks. Why would the airlines want to eliminate or endanger possible customers when they can so simply replace peanuts with something else?