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It's exceedingly rare for airlines to even have peanuts as an option for this reason (maybe never?). Do you remember any recent examples where they had them?
by pb7 7y ago
It's exceedingly rare for airlines to even have peanuts as an option for this reason (maybe never?). Do you remember any recent examples where they had them?
- dawnerd 7y agoFairly recently with southwest. Delta seems to have switched to almonds instead - which IMO are better. You're lucky if you get any snacks though these days.
- pb7 7y agoI fly relatively frequently across a wide array of airlines and even before this discussion noticed the stark absence of peanuts. I can even picture the red Southwest branded packet of pretzels as the “default classic” option. Hmm, interesting. Edit: Can confirm, no more peanuts on Southwest either: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/09/southwest-airlines-is-getting-rid-of-peanuts.html https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/09/southwest-airlines-is-gettin...
- dawnerd 7y agoWeird, definitely got a pack of peanuts a couple months ago from SW. Wonder if they were just using up their stockpile then...
- joegahona 7y ago> You're lucky if you get any snacks though these days. Or the snacks are pointless. On a recent delta flight they handed out baby carrots from a bag.
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- azinman2 7y agoI get nuts all the time on Alaska and I think American, but perhaps no peanuts.