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'Nut allergy girl' yelled at a famous airline to refuse to board a flight after the receptionist claimed she had to serve 'nuts'
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Sophie Draper, 26, booked a plane ticket from England to New York last month. Last December, it said she was denied boarding at the last minute. Because American Airlines doesn't have measures to support her nut allergy.
Draper tweeted: She herself is a severe nut allergy. and the risk of developing a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) can be life-threatening. which she informed the staff at the gate before getting on the plane.
The head receptionist told her that they “had a contract to serve hot beans. A wide variety of options are available to passengers in First Class and Business Class.” She had a really severe allergic reaction. And even in economy class, you're at risk of “inhaling” the bean mist that can be in the air.
Draper's boyfriend, who is traveling to New York with her, asks the receptionist, How can they help if she experiences an "allergy shock" while traveling? But the employee turned to Draper and asked, “Does he know how to use your EpiPen injection?”
Draper said the airline later told them they had been denied the trip.
“I was in tears at the time,” Draper said. “I felt discriminated against. Just because of health problems that I myself cannot control.”
Draper's boyfriend made a complaint to American Airlines about a month ago, but has yet to receive a response.
The woman, in an interview with HuffPost UK, said: “American Airlines has made me feel that the health and safety of me and everyone else. with food allergies is not important at all... I can't control a nut allergy. And it can be so severe that it shocks me and kills me.”
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