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Re: American Airlines - Experience w/Peanut Allergies?

In the past when we have flown, we had better luck telling the check
in reprensentative when we arrived at the airport and/or the flight
attendents at the gate and on the plane. They were always more
accomodating ( if only to give us a peanut free zone in our section)
We also always board the plane first and wipe everything we think our
son would touch with clorox wipes and cover his seat with a bed sheet
from home. We also brought one of those disposable placemats to stick
onto the flip down tray.
And of course bring his own snack :)
Hope this helps you
Melissa




Sat Jan 10, 2009 3:48 pm

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We've booked a flight to Florida (to Disney) on American, and this will be our first flying with our son who has PN & TN allergies. We did research the...
china_mommy_05
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Jan 9, 2009
10:00 pm

In the past when we have flown, we had better luck telling the check in reprensentative when we arrived at the airport and/or the flight attendents at the gate...
leymelissa
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Jan 10, 2009
3:48 pm

Make sure you bring extra Benedryll and epis since the last time they kept the main cabin peanut free but let the first class passengers have honey roasted...
ka.white
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Jan 10, 2009
7:07 pm

You can request a peanut free flight. This means that they will serve pretzels instead of peanuts. But no guarantees that the plane itself is peanut free....
srhea729
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Jan 10, 2009
9:39 pm

Make sure to check the FILES section on here in the light blue box to the left. There are documents on both "Airlines Allergy Policies" and info. about...
nickcarold
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Jan 14, 2009
6:22 pm

I would speak with the Special Coordinator and make them aware of the situations. Additionally, arrive early and speak with the flight crew as well. They...
Jeri Villarreal
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Jan 13, 2009
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