Syracuse (WSYR-TV) - If you have cat allergies, beware of the air. Did you know that it's nearly impossible to avoid feline fallout at 30,000 feet?
Whether it's residue from cats on board or cat hair carried by pet-loving passengers, the most common feline allergen was detected in 100 percent of aircraft seats tested, and in high enough amounts to trigger serious reactions in sensitive people. The researchers say if you have bad cat allergies, it might be wise to carry your EpiPen or other drugs when you fly.
