What is a peanut flight?

Southwest was marketed as the “peanut airline” offering low fares for minimal service. This pioneered a change in airline services. In 1978 [2], Congress deregulated the aircraft industry and saw a drop in airfare. Peanuts were a low cost fit for airlines and allowed them to cut back on extravagant meals.



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Customers with nut allergies are asked to inform cabin crew when boarding the flight and a public address is then made informing other customers and advising that no products containing nuts will be sold onboard.

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Call the airline who will ensure nuts are not sold on your flight. An announcement can also be made informing other passengers not to consume nuts. Inform the airline at least 48 hours before and food with peanuts or hazelnuts will not be brought onboard. Passengers can still bring nut products onboard themselves.

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Lufthansa Nut Policy Lufthansa does not serve peanuts on its flights. In-flight meals cannot be guaranteed they are nut-free, and the environment cannot be guaranteed as allergen-free.

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Southwest Airlines will no longer serve peanuts, citing allergy concerns. Citing concerns about allergies, Southwest Airlines says it will stop serving peanuts on its flights next month. Southwest Airlines has touted fares so low passengers can “fly for peanuts.” But as of Aug. 1, the nuts will no longer fly.

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