'Love Island' star Jack Fowler criticizes airline over meals allergy incident

“Love Island Video games” champion Jack Fowler is criticizing an airline for an allergic response he says he suffered throughout a flight … and accuses the corporate of not taking meals allergic reactions critically.

Jack simply shared what he describes as a journey nightmare on social media, claiming he was flying Emirates when he was served a cashew nut… regardless of alerting flight attendants to his extreme nut allergy a number of occasions.

The fact star says he had hassle respiration and oxygen and wanted an EpiPen after being fed a rooster dish with nuts in it… suggesting loss of life was a “actual chance.”

Jack claims he instructed his flight attendant twice earlier than meals service that he has a nut allergy… and insists he wasn't given a menu and was solely instructed to decide on between rooster or fish. He says he selected rooster, however there have been cashews within the dish.

JF claims the flight attendant particularly instructed him there have been no nuts within the rooster curry dish… and says he double checked when the meals was served and once more made positive there have been no nuts in it.

Jack says he trusted the airline employees and chowed down on the rooster curry… and his throat instantly closed up. He says his pal needed to see the meals menu for the primary time after which he realized there have been cashews within the dish.

The video he posted seems to indicate Jack hooked as much as an oxygen tank and an EpiPen caught in his leg. He says he instructed the flight supervisor, “When you don't land this airplane rapidly, I'm going to die on this airplane,” however claims his request solely prompted pilots to choose up the tempo.

Upon arrival in Dubai, he mentioned he was rushed to an airport hospital for additional remedy.

Jack says what allegedly occurred on his Emirates flight was “unacceptable” and “not adequate”… and he wonders what must occur earlier than airways take meals allergic reactions critically.

We've contacted Emirates…no phrase again but.