Originally Posted by
hl176
How will CX deal with quantities loaded if pax essentially try to sample everything?
Originally Posted by
QRC3288
I imagine common sense will prevail. we'll have to see but i think it's fair to say you can't "sample everything".
folks on airplanes lose sight of the fact it's still food....in a metal tube. By no absolute standard is most of the food I eat on planes, particularly in J but usually in F too, "fine cuisine" and anything I'd go out of my way of on the ground.
i've been on a flight to YYZ before where a (disgruntled) passenger was told no, he couldn't order 4 hamburgers. We were in J class. He was some body builder type, only wanted the protein I think. He was a little miffed but if you think about it, this makes perfect sense.
I think OMAAT reported some years ago that their EY flight had run out of food in J. It was claimed that some passengers received op-ups and, after having the DoD concept explained to them, went wild and ordered multiple entrees. They don't allow that any more. I am sure CX won't either.