CW - no more orange juice on ground?
Jan 9, 2018, 2:14 am
#61
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You really have missed the point ; whether wilfully or not, I do not know.
I said absolutely nothing about ‘protest’. What I’m actually saying is that if juice had not been eliminated from the PDB tray offering, then the OP (together with, very possibly, many others in the future) would not have missed out on his drink of choice - a drink that he had become accustomed to enjoying, as a premium cabin passenger, with no fuss, and over so many past flights.
I assumed with your talk hypothesising that BA will remove OJ as there will no longer be a demand for it you were implying that should we wish it to stay we need to ask for it to demonstrate the demand, sorry if I misunderstood you talk of Management no longer seeing a demand for it
Jan 9, 2018, 2:53 am
#62
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Two experiences this week.
LHR-SFO and it felt like the crew would have to go searching round the galley and could find it if I really wanted it. I went with water.
JFK-LHR was no issue at all, brought straight to me.
LHR-SFO and it felt like the crew would have to go searching round the galley and could find it if I really wanted it. I went with water.
JFK-LHR was no issue at all, brought straight to me.
Feb 22, 2018, 4:04 am
#63
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Two more experiences...
LHR-IAD. No OJ. "Purser has told us it's not to be offered at all" I was told.
JFK-LHR. No issues at all, OJ brought over on request.
More inconsistency, Both managed no hot towels and no drink runs through the flight though.
LHR-IAD. No OJ. "Purser has told us it's not to be offered at all" I was told.
JFK-LHR. No issues at all, OJ brought over on request.
More inconsistency, Both managed no hot towels and no drink runs through the flight though.
Feb 22, 2018, 6:11 am
#64
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Very poor. I usually go for OJ and very rarely for Champers, as someone that tends not to booze on flights. If there is no OJ then I would probably go for sparkling water (but it sounds as though that may or may not be available). next time (if there is a next time) I shall ask for a Bucks Fizz (Mimosa for any Americans out there) and see what happens......
Feb 22, 2018, 6:18 am
#65
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I have done plenty of CW travelling since this thread has started, and every time I've had no difficulty getting sparkling water (a definite improvement from my perspective), and as far as I could tell anyone who wanted orange juice could also have it.
Feb 22, 2018, 6:26 am
#67
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PHL>LHR on Monday evening I asked for Champagne and OJ and had no issues with either being provided. (Better quality OJ I felt as well!)
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