Originally Posted by jckl

haha try DR2 galley with the window ledge width counter tops

I can already picture plate drops, glassware shattering, crew coming out saying 'sorry, we've dropped your dish, would you like to try xyz instead'

then some pax decides to cross the crowded galley or asking where their food is...more butts touching, more plates shattering

Then the cockpit calls out 'we want our meals now if you don't mind'

no one's getting anything before half the crew is off to their mandatory rest (~2.5 hrs post departure)

then there's 2/3 crew left (if ISM decides to actually be useful) serving the whole JCL cabin, unless the 3 YCL crew volunteer to help, which they are not meant to, and some new recruits aren't JCL trained. but then the question becomes who's watching YCL?

welcome aboard Cathay Pacific...where our bottom line and managements' bonus comes first