Airline wants to improve safety for passengers with allergies
One of the airlines serving the Isle of Man will stop selling nuts from next month to protect customers with allergies.
Flybe has announced it will no longer carry peanuts or other nut-based products on board its flights from 1 July.
The operator says it's taken the decision in the interests of passenger safety.
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