Short haul catering guide
#1052
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#1053
Join Date: May 2014
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I am travelling LGW-NCE departing LGW at 14:05. What will be the meal offerings in Club Europe? I suspect it will be afternoon tea....but are alternatives offered?
#1054
Join Date: Oct 2013
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The only alternatives are if you order a special meal. If you don't do that, it's sandwiches, scones and cake.
#1055
Moderator, Iberia Airlines, Airport Lounges, and Ambassador, British Airways Executive Club
Join Date: Feb 2010
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New snack boxes in EuroTraveller made their début yesterday, I think it's typically band 3 you see these but they appear on some band 2 flights as well. I think that from post one, if you see Flatbread or Urban Eats, this is what you get. This replaces the Peak Bakery boxes. As you can see, the styling is quite attractive and certainly impressed some Spaniards irrop'd off an Iberia service.
The apple and cinnamon muffin is quite sticky (and more-ish), best eaten with a spoon if you have one to hand. Not as big as the sticky Peak buns, but still a reasonable size.
Nutrition and allergy information:
The apple and cinnamon muffin is quite sticky (and more-ish), best eaten with a spoon if you have one to hand. Not as big as the sticky Peak buns, but still a reasonable size.
Nutrition and allergy information:
#1057
Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 209
Do BA have to comply with some kind of extended international labelling laws because they supply that sandwich/muffin product on flights to a range of territories? Does this mean BA have to list every single ingredient of every constituent part whereas on a similar product just sold in a UK supermarket say, some of the ingredients listed here would be omitted?
Otherwise how do they possibly manage to cram that many ingredients into a sandwich and a muffin?! I know they have to travel and survive for a decent period, but surely so do Supermarket/M&S sandwiches and am sure they don't have SO many ingredients!
Otherwise how do they possibly manage to cram that many ingredients into a sandwich and a muffin?! I know they have to travel and survive for a decent period, but surely so do Supermarket/M&S sandwiches and am sure they don't have SO many ingredients!
#1058
Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: Belfast
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Ba1423 bhd-lhr
Hi All,
I am on the 09:10 flight out of BHD in the morning. Does this flight still fall within the time limit for the hot breakfast?
Apologies if this has been answered previously. I am usually on the 07:Something flight so am not sure about the catering on the later morning flight.
Cheers
I am on the 09:10 flight out of BHD in the morning. Does this flight still fall within the time limit for the hot breakfast?
Apologies if this has been answered previously. I am usually on the 07:Something flight so am not sure about the catering on the later morning flight.
Cheers
#1059
Join Date: Nov 2011
Programs: BA Silver
Posts: 1,222
Hi All,
I am on the 09:10 flight out of BHD in the morning. Does this flight still fall within the time limit for the hot breakfast?
Apologies if this has been answered previously. I am usually on the 07:Something flight so am not sure about the catering on the later morning flight.
Cheers
I am on the 09:10 flight out of BHD in the morning. Does this flight still fall within the time limit for the hot breakfast?
Apologies if this has been answered previously. I am usually on the 07:Something flight so am not sure about the catering on the later morning flight.
Cheers
0930 is the cutoff for breakfast so yes you should get it.
#1060
Join Date: Jan 2014
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#1061
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#1062
Join Date: Feb 2014
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I've decided to pop to Nice for one night next week on a reward saver in CE - my mates are out there for the Euros and i've got a free day so fancy joining for a few bevvies!
It's a 7am flight out and a 7am flight back the next morning (LHR-NCE-LHR).
I assume a hot breakfast is on the cards on both legs?
It's a 7am flight out and a 7am flight back the next morning (LHR-NCE-LHR).
I assume a hot breakfast is on the cards on both legs?
#1063
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I've decided to pop to Nice for one night next week on a reward saver in CE - my mates are out there for the Euros and i've got a free day so fancy joining for a few bevvies!
It's a 7am flight out and a 7am flight back the next morning (LHR-NCE-LHR).
I assume a hot breakfast is on the cards on both legs?
It's a 7am flight out and a 7am flight back the next morning (LHR-NCE-LHR).
I assume a hot breakfast is on the cards on both legs?
#1064
Join Date: Nov 2011
Programs: BA Silver
Posts: 1,222
I'm astonished anyone would actually look forward to a CE breakfast.
Maybe I'm just spoiled lol.
Maybe I'm just spoiled lol.