BA J LHR-DXB Overnight
#1
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BA J LHR-DXB Overnight
Hi,
I will be on the overnight LHR-DXB-LHR flights in October. What are the meals like on these flights? Is it a full dinner service? Is it an express service to maximize sleep? I am assume both flights offer a hot breakfast prior to landing since it will be morning in each respective destination, right?
Thank you all!
I will be on the overnight LHR-DXB-LHR flights in October. What are the meals like on these flights? Is it a full dinner service? Is it an express service to maximize sleep? I am assume both flights offer a hot breakfast prior to landing since it will be morning in each respective destination, right?
Thank you all!
#3
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Hi, it is usually a full meal service on the evening (overnight) flights from London to Dubai. A full breakfast menu selection is offered prior to landing.
Dubai to Heathrow at 1am is a sleeper service. Express dinner.. But full breakfast.
Dubai to Heathrow at 1am is a sleeper service. Express dinner.. But full breakfast.
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Full dinner with the express option of having the starter, cheese and dessert all served together.
Breakfast is continental type with a choice of a spicy lamb and potato wrap or a filled mini vegetarian pita.
Breakfast is continental type with a choice of a spicy lamb and potato wrap or a filled mini vegetarian pita.
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Best option is to eat before heading to the airport. Sleep on the plane all the way and then have breakfast in the arrivals lounge.
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if you have a Priority Pass or similar, there is a generic Business Class lounge that you can use - and has better food. You can also use the Skyteam lounge I think.