Emese Tsuro, from Totton, has called on flight crews and airport staff to have a solid protocols in place.
Emese Tsuro says her son never got the ambulance he was promised when he fell ill on a plane
Ms Tsuro has called on flight crews and airport staff to have a solid protocols in place in such cases.The BBC has approached Wizz Air for comment.On 28 September Ms Tsuro, who is from Totton in Hampshire, was with her family en route from Budapest to London Luton when Zane, who has a severe tree nut allergy, developed a reaction about 30 minutes before the plane was due to land.
Zane started to feel better, but there was no sign of an ambulance when they eventually got off the plane.Ms Tsuro said: "When we were loaded into the mobility vehicle nothing was making sense anymore... we were just being driven around, and there were no medics around."
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