Originally Posted by
BRITINJAPAN4
If you stop to think you will realise the impractical nature of your suggestion.
1 Probably no staff on site that are employed for such tasks
2 No outlets that have suitable food
3 Lega liability if BA provides food and it causes food poisoning or worse
4 what to serve on
5 who gets what food
This is definitely in the outside of their control arena, at least they are proactively letting you know so you can self cater, I think this is
the best solution, you know. what you like and have time to buy.
Great to make excuses but a more service focused airline could have solved the problem rather than making it their customers’ problem. Aircraft caterers exist at NAS. They also exist at other nearby airports.
A cynical observer might suggest that NAS is probably one of the more expensive places to purchase food and that BA knows a £20 voucher would be substantially cheaper than paying a caterer for a one-off job.