Airline passengers with food allergies being kicked off flights, survey finds
It also found that some passengers were being asked to sign indemnity waivers should something go wrong.
Travel is often stressful but trying to ensure personal safety for the duration of a flight is downright scary for people with food allergy, a worldwide survey reveals.
Airlines frequently fall short of expectations, according to respondents who cited confiscation of their own allergy-safe foods, broken promises about seating and demands from staff to sign liability waivers.