baby meal on Air Canada
Oct 5, 2009, 4:26 pm
#16
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Buy on Board: hence, a "reasonable" half-sandwich of some sort, or apples, or ....
We got chicken fingers and fries both ways to GCM, and it was totally disgusting. Those things are not meant to be reheated and there was more grease than other stuff.
We got chicken fingers and fries both ways to GCM, and it was totally disgusting. Those things are not meant to be reheated and there was more grease than other stuff.
Oct 5, 2009, 6:12 pm
#17
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[QUOTE=okazon69;12529898]Buy on Board: hence, a "reasonable" half-sandwich of some sort, or apples, or ....
We got chicken fingers and fries both ways to GCM, and it was totally disgusting. Those things are not meant to be reheated and there was more grease than other stuff.[/QUOTE
Ours resembled Mcdonalds food which the kids enjoy from time to time. The fries and Nuggets were crunchy which surprised me. They did enjoy the breakfast and meatballs and past best though.
We got chicken fingers and fries both ways to GCM, and it was totally disgusting. Those things are not meant to be reheated and there was more grease than other stuff.[/QUOTE
Ours resembled Mcdonalds food which the kids enjoy from time to time. The fries and Nuggets were crunchy which surprised me. They did enjoy the breakfast and meatballs and past best though.
May 19, 2016, 4:58 am
#18
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Resurrecting this 7-year old thread... Does anyone have recent experience with the baby meal TATL?
I was offered this by the nicest Aeroplan agent ever (thanks Helene!) last night as I called in to add my 6-month old daughter to an award booking. She didn't have a clue what would be included in the meal though.
I was offered this by the nicest Aeroplan agent ever (thanks Helene!) last night as I called in to add my 6-month old daughter to an award booking. She didn't have a clue what would be included in the meal though.
May 19, 2016, 5:01 am
#19
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Resurrecting this 7-year old thread... Does anyone have recent experience with the baby meal TATL?
I was offered this by the nicest Aeroplan agent ever (thanks Helene!) last night as I called in to add my 6-month old daughter to an award booking. She didn't have a clue what would be included in the meal though.
I was offered this by the nicest Aeroplan agent ever (thanks Helene!) last night as I called in to add my 6-month old daughter to an award booking. She didn't have a clue what would be included in the meal though.
Kids Meal CanadianCow can probably help you out.
Baby meal (never heard of it, but it might exist) I'd be looking for ACYYZ/SD
Note: this is NOT a shot at Cow, he posted once that he ordered the kids meal.
May 19, 2016, 5:11 am
#20
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She specifically mentioned baby meal. I've also seen it called infant meal on some pages on AC.com.
May 19, 2016, 5:30 am
#21
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BBML - A selection of Gerber Baby Food (in jars) or similar.
Vast majority of Parents bring food suited to their infants needs & taste but the above provides a decent supplement.
Vast majority of Parents bring food suited to their infants needs & taste but the above provides a decent supplement.
May 19, 2016, 7:00 am
#25
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Do you bring your own lunch on board and decline the food that AC provides? Although I definitely see cases where that might be the best option!
Feb 13, 2020, 10:24 am
#26
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My wife and I will be travelling with fly_yag_jr as a lap child for the first time in J on AC and another of other *A carriers. We have requested a baby meal but on the reservation the meal appears to be attached to my wife rather than my daughter. I wanted to double-check that by requesting the baby meal it doesn't mean that my wife won't also get a standard adult meal of her own?
Feb 13, 2020, 11:29 am
#27
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My wife and I will be travelling with fly_yag_jr as a lap child for the first time in J on AC and another of other *A carriers. We have requested a baby meal but on the reservation the meal appears to be attached to my wife rather than my daughter. I wanted to double-check that by requesting the baby meal it doesn't mean that my wife won't also get a standard adult meal of her own?
Feb 13, 2020, 12:09 pm
#28
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We just travelled with our 12 month old this month, I'd strongly recommend bringing whatever your infant normally eats with you on board. Travelling with a baby is stressful for everyone, so don't add an airline baby meal to what you have to deal with. Security is pretty good with exempting liquids for babies. We took in lots of organic pouches in our carry-on.
Feb 13, 2020, 12:35 pm
#29
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We just travelled with our 12 month old this month, I'd strongly recommend bringing whatever your infant normally eats with you on board. Travelling with a baby is stressful for everyone, so don't add an airline baby meal to what you have to deal with. Security is pretty good with exempting liquids for babies. We took in lots of organic pouches in our carry-on.
Feb 13, 2020, 4:56 pm
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