How do you fly with a peanut allergy?
How do you fly with a peanut allergy? Inform the reservation agent of your allergy and ask that it be documented and forwarded to the flight crew and gate agent. Renew your medications and make sure to keep them in the original packaging, labeled with your name by your pharmacy. Bring at least 2 auto injectors when flying.
Can I take nuts in a Ziploc bag on a plane?
Solid food items (not liquids or gels) can be transported in either your carry-on or checked baggage. TSA officers may instruct travelers to separate items from carry-on bags such as foods, powders, and any materials that can clutter bags and obstruct clear images on the X-ray machine.
Can you take an EpiPen through the airport?
According to the TSA, passengers are allowed to bring their epinephrine on board a flight. However, you may need to show the printed label that identifies the medication (e.g., Adrenaclick®, Auvi-Q™, EpiPen®). You should also be prepared to show the prescription label from the pharmacy.
Do I need a letter to fly with EpiPen?
Taking Epinephrine on a Flight According to the TSA, passengers are allowed to bring their epinephrine on board a flight. However, you may need to show the printed label that identifies the medication (e.g., Adrenaclick®, Auvi-Q™, EpiPen®). You should also be prepared to show the prescription label from the pharmacy.
What happens if you have a nut allergy on a plane?
Meals and snacks may contain peanuts or nuts. The airline will not create any buffer zones or make onboard announcements. Inform the crew that you have a peanut or nut allergy. They will make an announcement that nuts will not be served and nut products should not be consumed.