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Please post all images of A3's food and beverage offerings in both Economy and Business Class, both domestic and international routes.
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Aegean Airlines catering thread share your inflight food pictures here
#361
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: AMS / ATH
Programs: AFKL Plat, A3 Gold
Posts: 7,342
Flew AMS-ATH yesterday in business. Flight had 90 minutes delay at departure, but the crew was great.
From may there is a new wine list. The menu for this flight was Andros chicken with honey and Naxos potatoes, or, moussaka. I believe everyone in the cabin (6 pax) chose the moussaka.
The mains didn't look great but tasted awesome. Not too oily which is generally the case when ordering moussaka outside. The desert was also nice with an edible chocolate cup
Crew was great with pre departure drinks, multiple drink rounds during meal service - encouraging to try all four wines (!) - and multiple bread rounds. Later also cappuccino and liqueurs.
After arrival there was a separate bus for business pax, and my bag was the second one on the belt. Just in time to get into a cab - getting pulled over by the cops - but still making it to ktel just in time for the last bus of the day. First time trying the new Ionian road to Patras with great views of the sunset.
From may there is a new wine list. The menu for this flight was Andros chicken with honey and Naxos potatoes, or, moussaka. I believe everyone in the cabin (6 pax) chose the moussaka.
The mains didn't look great but tasted awesome. Not too oily which is generally the case when ordering moussaka outside. The desert was also nice with an edible chocolate cup
Crew was great with pre departure drinks, multiple drink rounds during meal service - encouraging to try all four wines (!) - and multiple bread rounds. Later also cappuccino and liqueurs.
After arrival there was a separate bus for business pax, and my bag was the second one on the belt. Just in time to get into a cab - getting pulled over by the cops - but still making it to ktel just in time for the last bus of the day. First time trying the new Ionian road to Patras with great views of the sunset.
Last edited by Xandrios; May 9, 2017 at 1:50 am
#362
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Heraklion, Greece
Posts: 7,567
Small correction: The Ionian road is the one from Patras to Ioannina, the one from Athens to Patras is officially called the Olympian road (even if nobody really calls it that way).
#363
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Hmm, I thought the Olympian road would be the part between Patras and Pyrgos/Olympia - which by the way does not exist yet and likely will never happen ()?
#364
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Heraklion, Greece
Posts: 7,567
#366
Join Date: Nov 2016
Location: MUC
Programs: A3*G, HH Gold
Posts: 74
Bit late but better than never:
late March MUC-ATH:
Same since a couple of years back, but I like it
Forgot to take a pic of the sandwich that was handed out on ATH-IST-ATH on the OA Dash, but was pretty standard, although quite big for the short hop.
lastly ATH-GVA:
Meatballs were tasty, the strange noodles so-so...
Lucky enough to get an empty middle seat on all four flights, and after having not flown A3 a while really enjoyed it, especially when row 3/4 are Y on the A320 ^
late March MUC-ATH:
Same since a couple of years back, but I like it
Forgot to take a pic of the sandwich that was handed out on ATH-IST-ATH on the OA Dash, but was pretty standard, although quite big for the short hop.
lastly ATH-GVA:
Meatballs were tasty, the strange noodles so-so...
Lucky enough to get an empty middle seat on all four flights, and after having not flown A3 a while really enjoyed it, especially when row 3/4 are Y on the A320 ^
#367
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Join Date: Oct 2009
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I had already tried that on a previous flight, here's the link: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/27327691-post252.html
Thanks for posting The noodles are actually kritharaki, more well-known under their Italian name: Orzo
Thanks for posting The noodles are actually kritharaki, more well-known under their Italian name: Orzo
#368
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 5,902
I had already tried that on a previous flight, here's the link: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/27327691-post252.html
Thanks for posting The noodles are actually kritharaki, more well-known under their Italian name: Orzo
Thanks for posting The noodles are actually kritharaki, more well-known under their Italian name: Orzo
#370
Join Date: Dec 2014
Location: Vietnam
Programs: A3 *G
Posts: 14
ATH-MXP Business Class
ATH-MXP Business Class.
For a 2+hr flight, the C class food on A3 international flights are really fantastic. Just my observation and opinion but as much as I'm impressed with the plane food quality, the Athens A3 lounge food quality was quite disappointing. Usually it's the other way around on US airlines.
For a 2+hr flight, the C class food on A3 international flights are really fantastic. Just my observation and opinion but as much as I'm impressed with the plane food quality, the Athens A3 lounge food quality was quite disappointing. Usually it's the other way around on US airlines.
#371
Join Date: Feb 2015
Location: Paris
Programs: Miles&Bonus *G
Posts: 318
ATH-MXP Business Class.
For a 2+hr flight, the C class food on A3 international flights are really fantastic. Just my observation and opinion but as much as I'm impressed with the plane food quality, the Athens A3 lounge food quality was quite disappointing. Usually it's the other way around on US airlines.
For a 2+hr flight, the C class food on A3 international flights are really fantastic. Just my observation and opinion but as much as I'm impressed with the plane food quality, the Athens A3 lounge food quality was quite disappointing. Usually it's the other way around on US airlines.
#372
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: AMS / ATH
Programs: AFKL Plat, A3 Gold
Posts: 7,342
Flew ATH-DUS today. Male FA for business class, which is only the second time that has happened. Great service, with all the details:
- Mentioned pax by name during service and goodbye
- Opened the wines on the trolley, consistently offered a taste before pouring a full glass
- Asked for feedback on the service, dishes and liqueurs
The menu was tournedos of chicken wrapped with turkey bacon, spinach purée mushrooms and herbs, or, veal on the spit with mushrooms, potatoes, mushrooms and smoked cheese.
I'd like to say that I chose the chicken because the veal was recently posted in this thread by toonces, but truth is that I wanted the veal but they ran out as I was the last pax to be served.
They insisted that I try both liqueurs; Mastiha and Fi. Obviously not a first time trying, but still
- Mentioned pax by name during service and goodbye
- Opened the wines on the trolley, consistently offered a taste before pouring a full glass
- Asked for feedback on the service, dishes and liqueurs
The menu was tournedos of chicken wrapped with turkey bacon, spinach purée mushrooms and herbs, or, veal on the spit with mushrooms, potatoes, mushrooms and smoked cheese.
I'd like to say that I chose the chicken because the veal was recently posted in this thread by toonces, but truth is that I wanted the veal but they ran out as I was the last pax to be served.
They insisted that I try both liqueurs; Mastiha and Fi. Obviously not a first time trying, but still
Last edited by Xandrios; May 15, 2017 at 9:01 am