Meals on flight
#1
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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Meals on flight
Will be flying first class for the first time on AA from New Orleans to St Thomas. Any opinions on which are the best of the different meal choices? I am not a vegetarian, kosher, etc but if meals are much better would choose one of those. Can you find out anytime before traveling what is being served?
#3
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Originally Posted by frh
Will be flying first class for the first time on AA from New Orleans to St Thomas. Any opinions on which are the best of the different meal choices? I am not a vegetarian, kosher, etc but if meals are much better would choose one of those. Can you find out anytime before traveling what is being served?
As mbstone implied, don't expect much either in quantity or quality (yes, even in F). Get something yummy packed (mmm, po'boys) at MSY or in the city for en flight and you'll avoid any disappointment.
If you were flying int'lly however, that would be a way different story.
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Up in BE or First we get overcooked beef, fish or chicken.
Nothing says "you're special" better than dry, chewy, tough protein.
And often asparagus as a vegetable. Makes the lav a lovely experience on those 8-14 hour transoceanic flights.
Nothing says "you're special" better than dry, chewy, tough protein.
And often asparagus as a vegetable. Makes the lav a lovely experience on those 8-14 hour transoceanic flights.
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Originally Posted by mbstone
Meals? On airlines?
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#9
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: California
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Lobster tail
On a recent flight from Singapore to Bali in SQ Business, I was served an honest-to-God lobster tail--in the shell. That, along with the very nice French champagne made for my best "airline food" ever.

