Jun 12, 22, 4:34 am
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Long haul in-flight catering | Club World
Nov 1, 22, 2:24 pm
#1621
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Really, I beg to differ, is it a northern thing?😂
Nov 1, 22, 4:13 pm
#1623
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If you love pies and live in the UK the best pies I have ever tasted are made by a company called Pieminster.
https://pieminister.co.uk/pies/
https://pieminister.co.uk/pies/
Nov 1, 22, 4:26 pm
#1624
Join Date: Feb 2016
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If you love pies and live in the UK the best pies I have ever tasted are made by a company called Pieminster.
https://pieminister.co.uk/pies/
https://pieminister.co.uk/pies/
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I would wholeheartedly support their introduction as an option in the GLA lounge then it would only be a matter of time before the CW contract came in......
Nov 1, 22, 6:11 pm
#1625
Join Date: Apr 2022
Location: Wiltshire, UK
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Im anticipating the introduction of Findus Crispy Pancackes accompanied by a dried portion of baked beans any day now.
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Nov 1, 22, 6:37 pm
#1626
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Nov 3, 22, 11:25 am
#1627
Join Date: Dec 2011
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Please forgive the irony of a question about express/single tray service just at the time that full service has been resumed.
The reason I ask is that I have my first overnight Club World flight (BA208 MIA-LHR) coming up early next year and I am seriously considering taking the single tray option in order to gain extra sleep.
The pictures that I've seen of the separate courses on the restored full menu look too big to fit on one tray. I hope this is not too dumb a question, but I would be interested to know if the portions of the various courses are smaller when served on a single tray and would there be a choice of items for each course?
Thanks
The reason I ask is that I have my first overnight Club World flight (BA208 MIA-LHR) coming up early next year and I am seriously considering taking the single tray option in order to gain extra sleep.
The pictures that I've seen of the separate courses on the restored full menu look too big to fit on one tray. I hope this is not too dumb a question, but I would be interested to know if the portions of the various courses are smaller when served on a single tray and would there be a choice of items for each course?
Thanks
Nov 3, 22, 12:25 pm
#1628
Join Date: Jun 2013
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Please forgive the irony of a question about express/single tray service just at the time that full service has been resumed.
The reason I ask is that I have my first overnight Club World flight (BA208 MIA-LHR) coming up early next year and I am seriously considering taking the single tray option in order to gain extra sleep.
The pictures that I've seen of the separate courses on the restored full menu look too big to fit on one tray. I hope this is not too dumb a question, but I would be interested to know if the portions of the various courses are smaller when served on a single tray and would there be a choice of items for each course?
Thanks
The reason I ask is that I have my first overnight Club World flight (BA208 MIA-LHR) coming up early next year and I am seriously considering taking the single tray option in order to gain extra sleep.
The pictures that I've seen of the separate courses on the restored full menu look too big to fit on one tray. I hope this is not too dumb a question, but I would be interested to know if the portions of the various courses are smaller when served on a single tray and would there be a choice of items for each course?
Thanks
Whatever the current situation is, I'd encourage you to ask the crew what they can do to meet your needs, I'm sure they'll be happy to do what they can. In my past experience, quite a few passengers decline the the meal completely and go straight to sleep with just a drink.
Nov 3, 22, 1:43 pm
#1629
Join Date: Feb 2022
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Please forgive the irony of a question about express/single tray service just at the time that full service has been resumed.
The reason I ask is that I have my first overnight Club World flight (BA208 MIA-LHR) coming up early next year and I am seriously considering taking the single tray option in order to gain extra sleep.
The pictures that I've seen of the separate courses on the restored full menu look too big to fit on one tray. I hope this is not too dumb a question, but I would be interested to know if the portions of the various courses are smaller when served on a single tray and would there be a choice of items for each course?
Thanks
The reason I ask is that I have my first overnight Club World flight (BA208 MIA-LHR) coming up early next year and I am seriously considering taking the single tray option in order to gain extra sleep.
The pictures that I've seen of the separate courses on the restored full menu look too big to fit on one tray. I hope this is not too dumb a question, but I would be interested to know if the portions of the various courses are smaller when served on a single tray and would there be a choice of items for each course?
Thanks
As stated, it sounds like the express option is you get to just choose one of either a starred starter or starred dessert, with a drink. It'll be given to you after take off, but that's your meal service done!
Nov 3, 22, 3:21 pm
#1630
Join Date: Jul 2018
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Please forgive the irony of a question about express/single tray service just at the time that full service has been resumed.
The reason I ask is that I have my first overnight Club World flight (BA208 MIA-LHR) coming up early next year and I am seriously considering taking the single tray option in order to gain extra sleep.
The pictures that I've seen of the separate courses on the restored full menu look too big to fit on one tray. I hope this is not too dumb a question, but I would be interested to know if the portions of the various courses are smaller when served on a single tray and would there be a choice of items for each course?
Thanks
The reason I ask is that I have my first overnight Club World flight (BA208 MIA-LHR) coming up early next year and I am seriously considering taking the single tray option in order to gain extra sleep.
The pictures that I've seen of the separate courses on the restored full menu look too big to fit on one tray. I hope this is not too dumb a question, but I would be interested to know if the portions of the various courses are smaller when served on a single tray and would there be a choice of items for each course?
Thanks
Nov 4, 22, 4:47 am
#1631
Join Date: Dec 2011
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I appreciate the prompt and helpful information, especially the link to the menu.
I've heard that the food in the AA flagship lounge in Miami is not too bad so I will take the suggestion of filling up there, with maybe a cheeseboard with my wine before settling down to sleep.
Thanks!
I've heard that the food in the AA flagship lounge in Miami is not too bad so I will take the suggestion of filling up there, with maybe a cheeseboard with my wine before settling down to sleep.
Thanks!
Nov 4, 22, 4:52 am
#1632
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I appreciate the prompt and helpful information, especially the link to the menu.
I've heard that the food in the AA flagship lounge in Miami is not too bad so I will take the suggestion of filling up there, with maybe a cheeseboard with my wine before settling down to sleep.
Thanks!
I've heard that the food in the AA flagship lounge in Miami is not too bad so I will take the suggestion of filling up there, with maybe a cheeseboard with my wine before settling down to sleep.
Thanks!
Nov 8, 22, 3:49 am
#1633
Join Date: Jul 2020
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Traveling from LHR to YVR soon. Does anyone have a report and/or photos of what the new service (food) is like?
Nov 9, 22, 3:01 pm
#1634
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If "soon" means November then this thread is probably the better place to find out more:
Club World dining - restoration of full menu - 28 October 2022
Club World dining - restoration of full menu - 28 October 2022
Nov 10, 22, 3:45 am
#1635
Join Date: Apr 2008
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Actually I would suggest here, if you live in West Central Scotland you definitely know of them.
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I would wholeheartedly support their introduction as an option in the GLA lounge then it would only be a matter of time before the CW contract came in......
Home | Brownings the Bakers - Established 1945
I would wholeheartedly support their introduction as an option in the GLA lounge then it would only be a matter of time before the CW contract came in......
