peanut free first class meal?
Dec 28, 2011, 3:34 pm
#1
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Programs: AAdvantage, Delta Skymiles, Omni, Marriott
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peanut free first class meal?
Flying tomorrow in first confirmed, went to go check in and looked for a peanut free meal -- called DL and they booked me with a 'bland meal' which sounded like rice and green beans or something of the like... anybody had experience with this type of situation?
Normally I don't get cleared quite so early and its not a problem, but SEA-ATL tomorrow will have lunch, and i wanted to see if i could get peanut free -- if there is any doubt i may just bypass anything that isn't sealed like i normally do.
Thanks!
Normally I don't get cleared quite so early and its not a problem, but SEA-ATL tomorrow will have lunch, and i wanted to see if i could get peanut free -- if there is any doubt i may just bypass anything that isn't sealed like i normally do.
Thanks!
Dec 28, 2011, 4:01 pm
#2
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Join Date: Jun 2008
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Flying tomorrow in first confirmed, went to go check in and looked for a peanut free meal -- called DL and they booked me with a 'bland meal' which sounded like rice and green beans or something of the like... anybody had experience with this type of situation?
Normally I don't get cleared quite so early and its not a problem, but SEA-ATL tomorrow will have lunch, and i wanted to see if i could get peanut free -- if there is any doubt i may just bypass anything that isn't sealed like i normally do.
Thanks!
Normally I don't get cleared quite so early and its not a problem, but SEA-ATL tomorrow will have lunch, and i wanted to see if i could get peanut free -- if there is any doubt i may just bypass anything that isn't sealed like i normally do.
Thanks!
Dec 28, 2011, 4:33 pm
#3
Join Date: Feb 2011
Programs: DL Plat, SPG Gold, Hilton Gold, Marriott Silver
Posts: 72
I have a serious peanut (all nuts, really) allergy and have not had a problem with any of Delta's F meals other then a pesto pasta that had pine nuts in it. Just be safe and ask the FA - they are really good with allergies.