Family Banned from Boarding Flight Due to Baby's Insect Bites
A family was banned from boarding their flight after British Airways staff became suspicious of insect bites on their baby's leg. Despite the family's assurances that the rash was unrelated to allergy, the airline insisted they wouldn't be allowed to board without a 'fit to fly' letter from a doctor.
Key Points
- Baby's insect bites mistaken for a severe allergic reaction
- Family required a 'fit to fly' letter from a doctor to board another flight
- Ointment and antihistamines helped alleviate the baby's discomfort
Pros
- British Airways prioritizing passenger safety
- Family's proactive approach to addressing baby's insect bites
Cons
- Perceived overreaction by airline staff
- Disruption and inconvenience caused to the family