What's for dinner?
Feb 1, 2005 | 11:57 am
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What's for dinner?
How can I find out? I don't think that the info is too readily available on CO.O.L. I already got the EUA, but I want to know if I should grab dinner before I get on board.
CO 1127 tonight, MDW-EWR.
Thanks!
CO 1127 tonight, MDW-EWR.
Thanks!
Feb 1, 2005 | 12:29 pm
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On that short of a flight I am guess you get peanuts and a beverage.
Feb 1, 2005 | 12:42 pm
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According to CO's website, that flight has no food. The flight is right at two hours which puts it right at the break point between peanuts and a light snack in Y. So you may get a sandwich (the website is sometimes wrong on which flights get a meal and which don't) or you may get a beverage and nuts. If you're hungry I'd get food before getting on the plane.
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Feb 1, 2005 | 1:56 pm
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Originally Posted by ssullivan
According to CO's website, that flight has no food. The flight is right at two hours which puts it right at the break point between peanuts and a light snack in Y. So you may get a sandwich (the website is sometimes wrong on which flights get a meal and which don't) or you may get a beverage and nuts. If you're hungry I'd get food before getting on the plane.
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Feb 1, 2005 | 2:14 pm
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Take a careful look at your reservation on-line. No food in Y doesn't always mean no food in F. Just below the departure city of each flight, it should give you a meal status (in very tiny print). If you were flying in Y on one of these flights, it might say:
And if you got the upgrade and a meal is offered in F, then it would say:
Class: Economy (B) Meal: None.
Class: First (R) Meal: Snack. No Special Meal Offered.
Feb 1, 2005 | 8:49 pm
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if anything is offered in F it will be a "snack."
breakfast = warm bagel, fruit plate. sometimes you may get a choice of a hot breakfast sandwhich and fruit or cereal and fruit.
lunch/dinner = a salad with chicken or seafood or the cold cut plate with crackers, a couples choices of cold cuts and some fruit, cheese and veg variety. sometimes you may get a soup and sandwhich.
breakfast = warm bagel, fruit plate. sometimes you may get a choice of a hot breakfast sandwhich and fruit or cereal and fruit.
lunch/dinner = a salad with chicken or seafood or the cold cut plate with crackers, a couples choices of cold cuts and some fruit, cheese and veg variety. sometimes you may get a soup and sandwhich.
Feb 6, 2005 | 4:23 pm
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Isnt it better to spend $7-$10 BEFORE you get on a plane, than to go hungry or worse ?
Feb 6, 2005 | 4:56 pm
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"go hungry or worse ?"
How about waitin' till you get off the plane to spend the $7-$10? Who knows, you might get some vittles, and even if you don't you ain't gonna starve to death on a 2 hour flight. 
Besides you'll get a good buzz with the free booze on an empty stomach and with the reduced cabin pressure inside the aluminum tube. 
Besides you'll get a good buzz with the free booze on an empty stomach and with the reduced cabin pressure inside the aluminum tube.
Feb 6, 2005 | 6:40 pm
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on my last MDW-EWR flight upfront we had a crab cake sandwhich and beef vegie soup.
not bad.
Dan
not bad.
Dan