Euro traveller catering
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Euro traveller catering
Okay, this will be a bit of a short thread, but hopefully useful to keep track of changes in the 'catering' down the back.
Today's (7 Jan 2024) OSL-LHR (Band 2) saw a positive enhancement - the 15g of pretzels had been replaced with a full-size (despite the photo) Foxes Rocky chocolate biscuit, or a graze savory snack.
Today's (7 Jan 2024) OSL-LHR (Band 2) saw a positive enhancement - the 15g of pretzels had been replaced with a full-size (despite the photo) Foxes Rocky chocolate biscuit, or a graze savory snack.
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Okay, this will be a bit of a short thread, but hopefully useful to keep track of changes in the 'catering' down the back.
Today's (7 Jan 2024) OSL-LHR (Band 2) saw a positive enhancement - the 15g of pretzels had been replaced with a full-size (despite the photo) Foxes Rocky chocolate biscuit, or a graze savory snack.
Today's (7 Jan 2024) OSL-LHR (Band 2) saw a positive enhancement - the 15g of pretzels had been replaced with a full-size (despite the photo) Foxes Rocky chocolate biscuit, or a graze savory snack.
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Pretty recent change as January 3rd was still microscopic bag of pretzels. Not sure which microscopic snack would be preferable. To be honest, just stop at the water....
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That looks alarmingly like a real enhancement rather than the usual version from BA.
I really hope they don’t try and do coffee - it invariably tastes meh on board. Tea drinkers shouldn’t be allowed on a plane 😉 (other opinions are available, but they are wrong).
I really hope they don’t try and do coffee - it invariably tastes meh on board. Tea drinkers shouldn’t be allowed on a plane 😉 (other opinions are available, but they are wrong).
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On my WAW-LHR (Unsure what band it is!) flight on the 4th of Jan (before the new catering came in), I received a Corn snack which I haven't seen before on BA. Anyone else had this?
This was also a flight operated by Finnair.
This was also a flight operated by Finnair.
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