Passengers will no longer get peanuts on Southwest Airlines flights, starting this summer.
American and United don’t serve packaged peanuts on board but they warn passengers that other foods and snacks they serve can contain nuts or other foods to which some passengers may be allergic. The airlines can’t guarantee the flight will be entirely free of peanuts. Delta Air Lines on its website said that it won’t serve peanuts on board if a passenger notifies the airline of an allergy. It also allows travelers to board early to clean seats and tray tables for trace amounts of the food.
Southwest, too, said customers should note their peanut allergy when booking flights and that they can still board early to wipe down seats and tray tables.
Source:CNBC
