Originally Posted by
Cupart
I delieberatly did not write what is served in C as I'm a bit confused here as well...
I did a flight from CDG to AMS (KL booking) this Saturday (after 10 am) and was "bumped" up to Premium Economy - or at least that's what the BP read. Basically, we still sat three people in a row on the 737 just in front of the curtain dividing the cabin from Y to C. Anyway, "lunch" came quickly in the new designer box with, 2 small carrots, 3 split sticks of Celery and a halved radish. This was accompanied with a little serving of a cocktail sauce we all vividly remember from the early 80's and a same size yoghurt looking thing.
The menu read:
Now the observant reader may ask: What about the sandwich
Well, there was none on offer and no one ever explained that it wouldn't be so either
Also, the dessert was obviously NOT the same as on the menu so why bother? I know these flights are not more than 35-40 min on a good day and it just seems silly and stupid to pretend to offer something that doesn't exist. The black cardboard box looked ok but very empty indeed...
PS. Oh yes, my bag didn't make it back to CDG the following day through AMS but that's a different story...
The menu reminded me of the menu on an earlier EB flight - as posted in the other thread. I did get the sandwich at that time.
There is a difference between AMS-CDG flights and all other European flights:
http://www.klm.com/travel/ch_en/prep...s/index.htm#p2:
Originally Posted by klm.com
On flights between Amsterdam and Paris, Europe Business Class is divided in 2 zones. All middle seats are blocked in the front part of the cabin, whereas these seats may be occupied in the other zone. Both zones offer Europe Business Class services.
You must have been in the second Business section, without the sandwich and without the middle seat blocking