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Introduction
Welcome to the 2019 version of the combined AA meals thread, focusing on international. To help give us a clear picture of your experience, remember to include routes, times, meal designation (breakfast/lunch/dinner/snack/refreshments/none), and if you want, seat number. Photos are welcome and very helpful. Those are guidelines, but of course, the format/style is all yours. Of course, discussion of improvements and/or cutbacks, questions, and thoughts are also welcome.
Format Sample
This is a format you can use when introducing your meal report. This is just a sample format; deviations are expected and are okay. However, if the flight is taken on a 777 in Business, please clearly indicate if you're in 2- or 3-class Business. If you want to see other examples of past formats, check out historical Int'l meal threads - or just post the same way you've always done.
AA2: JFK-LHR: 7pm
Dinner
777 (3-class)
Business Class
(from here, share the menu, experiences and/or photos)
Historical Meal Reports
In the mood to enjoy a throwback? Enjoy reading international meal threads from years past!
Welcome to the 2019 version of the combined AA meals thread, focusing on international. To help give us a clear picture of your experience, remember to include routes, times, meal designation (breakfast/lunch/dinner/snack/refreshments/none), and if you want, seat number. Photos are welcome and very helpful. Those are guidelines, but of course, the format/style is all yours. Of course, discussion of improvements and/or cutbacks, questions, and thoughts are also welcome.
Format Sample
This is a format you can use when introducing your meal report. This is just a sample format; deviations are expected and are okay. However, if the flight is taken on a 777 in Business, please clearly indicate if you're in 2- or 3-class Business. If you want to see other examples of past formats, check out historical Int'l meal threads - or just post the same way you've always done.
AA2: JFK-LHR: 7pm
Dinner
777 (3-class)
Business Class
(from here, share the menu, experiences and/or photos)
Historical Meal Reports
In the mood to enjoy a throwback? Enjoy reading international meal threads from years past!
- 2018 - link
- 2017 - https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/amer...l#post27686909
- 2016 - http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/ameri...er-thread.html
- 2015 - link
- 2014 - link
- 2013 - link
- 2012 - link
- 2011 - link
- 2010 - link
- 2009 (combined Domestic and International) - link
Combined 2019 AA International Meal / Meals - menu / photos / etc. (master thread)
#241
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: NYC
Programs: AA EXP
Posts: 1,372
First time flying in Biz class in November. I don't request a special meal for my "low carb" diet. I just eat what I want and leave things like potatoes/rice/bread on my plate. Do they have salads/cheese from their "snack" galley available? Just wondering if i should supplement with snacks. Flight will be 10.5 hours.
Thank you!
Thank you!
Depending on where you're flying from, I'd recommend eating in the lounge, assuming it's an overnight flight. That way you can be pretty full and the limited things you'll want from the menu you can treat as snacks. Have fun!
#242
Join Date: Sep 2019
Posts: 14
What route are you flying? In general, they will usually have a fruit and cheese plate as a dessert option, so you can ask for one of those. They'll also usually have extras that they leave out. In any case, you can ask for an extra one if you're still hungry. They also sometimes stock whole fruit (bananas, apples, oranges).
Depending on where you're flying from, I'd recommend eating in the lounge, assuming it's an overnight flight. That way you can be pretty full and the limited things you'll want from the menu you can treat as snacks. Have fun!
Depending on where you're flying from, I'd recommend eating in the lounge, assuming it's an overnight flight. That way you can be pretty full and the limited things you'll want from the menu you can treat as snacks. Have fun!
I stay away from fruits (high carb), but eat high fats/salads/cheese/proteins. 4pm departure
Thank you
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#244
Join Date: Jun 2014
Location: TPA
Programs: BA Silver; Hilton Gold; IHG Diamond Ambassador; Marriott Gold
Posts: 2,811
#246
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Wesley Chapel, FL
Programs: American Airlines
Posts: 30,033
#248
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: SNA
Programs: AA EXP, UA 1K (until it expires then never again), *wood Plat, Marriott Gold
Posts: 9,239
#249
Join Date: Sep 2014
Posts: 361
AA 38 MIA - LHR 6/17/2019
777-300 N752AN
Business
B&O headphones, amenity kit & H2O at seat.
PDB choice of bubbles, water or OJ.
Orders taken before pushback with use of name and thanks for being EXP! ^
First drink service - nuts, RW and a coke.
Appetizer was tasty and fresh along with the salad.
Had the chicken main which was cooked well, juicy and accompaniments were good as well.
And of course an ice cream sundae with some butterscotch for dessert!
Skipped breakfast to get some more rest. Was supposed to be on AA 90 out of ORD that cancelled. By the time I got on this flight I was wiped.
All in all, a win for AA today.
777-300 N752AN
Business
B&O headphones, amenity kit & H2O at seat.
PDB choice of bubbles, water or OJ.
Orders taken before pushback with use of name and thanks for being EXP! ^
First drink service - nuts, RW and a coke.
Appetizer was tasty and fresh along with the salad.
Had the chicken main which was cooked well, juicy and accompaniments were good as well.
And of course an ice cream sundae with some butterscotch for dessert!
Skipped breakfast to get some more rest. Was supposed to be on AA 90 out of ORD that cancelled. By the time I got on this flight I was wiped.
All in all, a win for AA today.
#250
Join Date: Mar 2017
Posts: 102
Is the menu the same in 1st and business on international flights on 77W?
#253
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Durham, NC (RDU/GSO/CLT)
Programs: AA EXP/MM, DL GM, UA Platinum, HH DIA, Hyatt Explorist, IHG Platinum, Marriott Titanium, Hertz PC
Posts: 33,857
AA 732 CLT-LHR 2005-1105 A-330-300
PDB of sparking water, OJ or sparkling water
Excellent LUS crew who realize that every drink order means a double
Glad to see they did a separate cocktail and dessert service but also a one tray late dinner tray. The appetizer although sitting in a pool of something gross looking was good as was this salmon which was cooked really well too.
Always a good choice
I was also happy to see both a hot and a cold breakfast. Overall I was impressed.
PDB of sparking water, OJ or sparkling water
Excellent LUS crew who realize that every drink order means a double
Glad to see they did a separate cocktail and dessert service but also a one tray late dinner tray. The appetizer although sitting in a pool of something gross looking was good as was this salmon which was cooked really well too.
Always a good choice
I was also happy to see both a hot and a cold breakfast. Overall I was impressed.
#254
Join Date: Aug 2015
Location: The FT AA forum, until it no longer wants me.
Programs: CK or bust
Posts: 1,913
For 77W F cabin rotations, courses are plated separately and a soup course is added (you wouldn't see this in the online ordering area) but there can be some overlap.