Allergic reaction on board: Jack Fowler almost died on Emirates flight

Emergency on board: Jack Fowler almost died due to allergies

Star of the reality show "Love Island" Jack Fowler experienced a dramatic incident on board an Emirates flight bound for Dubai. During the flight, he had a severe allergic reaction to nuts, which could have cost him his life.

Flight attendants ignore Fowler's warning

Fowler repeatedly warned flight attendants about his nut allergy. Despite this, he was served a dish that included cashew nuts. "I told the flight attendant twice about my allergies before they offered me the chicken curry, " says Fowler. After several reassurances about the safety of the food, he started eating and almost immediately experienced symptoms of an allergic reaction.

"Immediately my throat seized up and it became extremely difficult to breathe, " the actor shared on his Instagram.

The immediate actions of the crew saved the actor's life

As soon as Fowler reported his symptoms, the crew sprung into action. He was given oxygen tanks and injected with an epinephrine syringe (Epi Pen). The flight was accelerated to get the passenger to a hospital in Dubai as soon as possible.

"That left me with the real possibility of dying on the plane because I knew I needed immediate emergency care, " Fowler said.

Criticism of Emirates airline

After the incident, Jack Fowler took to Instagram to express his outrage, accusing the airline of being negligent and endangering passengers. "Emirates, this is not enough. You are responsible for your passengers and their safety, "** he stressed. Emirates has not yet commented on the situation.

Conclusion: passenger safety should be a priority

This incident emphasizes the importance of paying attention to the health of passengers. Fowler had every reason for his indignation, because his life was on the line due to the airline's negligence. This event will serve as a reminder to other air carriers of the need for thorough inspection and awareness of their responsibilities to passengers.

Editor: Emiliia Morozova