The information collated here is presented in good faith. Details about individual airlines were obtained from airline officials.
All information is believed to be accurate at time of writing.
But the Anaphylaxis Campaign stresses that it is up to each individual to check that all information is accurate at the time of booking a flight and at the time of flying. The Anaphylaxis Campaign can accept no responsibility for information that proves inaccurate. Some people with peanut allergy report that they experience allergy symptoms while travelling on aircraft. Often the cause is the free peanut snacks handed around to passengers with their drinks. Once the packets are opened, the peanut dust erupts into the air and is circulated around the aircraft cabin.