A family was stopped from boarding their British Airways flight after staff became suspicious of insect bites on their baby's leg, as the airline cites safety concerns.

“At the desk they asked loads of questions after they saw the bites and so we told them about his mild peanut allergy. “The medical staff at the airport said to apply some ointment and wait 10 ...

The family were turned away at the gate over concerns that marks on the baby could be due to his peanut allergy ...

They claim the check-in desk assistant called a medical advice hotline who said they couldn't board - over fears the rash around the bites was actually a reaction to Joseph's mild peanut allergy which ...

They claim the check-in desk assistant called a medical advice hotline who said they couldn't board - over fears the rash around the bites was actually a reaction to Joseph's mild peanut allergy ...

Jess North, who had a severe peanut ... baby had gone and our life had changed forever," said Maxine. The brave mum has since been on a mission to raise awareness over severe allergies - and ...

If you’re introducing a new food to your baby, keep an eye out for these symptoms: If you see mild symptoms ... at highest risk of developing peanut allergies are those with eczema or egg ...

A family was banned from boarding their flight after British Airways staff became suspicious of insect bites on their baby's leg ... we told them about his mild peanut allergy," said Jonathan ...

A family flying from Shanghai to London said they were refused boarding onto a British Airways flight after gate staff became concerned over insect bite marks on their baby. Jonathan Arthur ...