Finnair Long Haul Economy Class Food
#1
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Finnair Long Haul Economy Class Food
Created a new thread for Long Haul Economy Class Food since we don't have one yet, along with an update! Links to each individual threads below:
Economy
Short haul: Finnair Shorthaul Economy Class Food
Long haul: Finnair Long Haul Economy Class Food (this thread!)
Business
Short haul: Finnair Shorthaul Business Class Food
Long haul: Finnair Long Haul Business Class Food
Update
Finnair will now be serving their economy class food in new cardboard packaging:
https://fredmangroup.com/finnairin-e...artonkivuoista
Economy
Short haul: Finnair Shorthaul Economy Class Food
Long haul: Finnair Long Haul Economy Class Food (this thread!)
Business
Short haul: Finnair Shorthaul Business Class Food
Long haul: Finnair Long Haul Business Class Food
Update
Finnair will now be serving their economy class food in new cardboard packaging:
https://fredmangroup.com/finnairin-e...artonkivuoista
#3
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If those meals will use Finnish cardboard packaging instead of German deep-frozen aluminum, would this mean that the meals are actually prepared in Finland, perhaps by AY Kitchen? Could this mean improvements, or...?
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Probably, if by improvements you mean halved portion sizes because less weight = more sustainable?
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Premium Economy
Dinner, carrot hummus, rainbow trout, chocolate cake
Lunch, gnocchi with spinach and tomato sauce
Premium Economy was a mixed bag . Best part of the experience was definitely the seat, 21AC which offered plenty of space. Marimekko amenity kit was the same as in J as were the Phitek headset. When the dinner tray’s arrived, my fish was literally ice cold. I notified the crew and got a new one. Pre-arrival meal presentation was very unpremium. Service was kind of ok, felt little bit rushed though. All in all, pretty ok value for the amount of points used.
Premium Economy
Dinner, carrot hummus, rainbow trout, chocolate cake
Lunch, gnocchi with spinach and tomato sauce
Premium Economy was a mixed bag . Best part of the experience was definitely the seat, 21AC which offered plenty of space. Marimekko amenity kit was the same as in J as were the Phitek headset. When the dinner tray’s arrived, my fish was literally ice cold. I notified the crew and got a new one. Pre-arrival meal presentation was very unpremium. Service was kind of ok, felt little bit rushed though. All in all, pretty ok value for the amount of points used.
#7
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HEL - JFK in October
The meal was ok, I expected worse. As starter it included a potato salad, the main was chicken with cauliflower and a broccoli rice and seed mix. The meal was completed by a chocolate bar. The bottle of wine was complimentary, G&T was served as complimentary Plat drink.
The hot snack before the landing was less of my taste.
The meal was ok, I expected worse. As starter it included a potato salad, the main was chicken with cauliflower and a broccoli rice and seed mix. The meal was completed by a chocolate bar. The bottle of wine was complimentary, G&T was served as complimentary Plat drink.
The hot snack before the landing was less of my taste.
Last edited by Jainzar; Jan 20, 2023 at 4:58 am Reason: Added details
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HEL - JFK in October
The meal was ok, I expected worse. As starter it included a potato salad, the main was chicken with cauliflower and a broccoli rice and seed mix. The meal was completed by a chocolate bar. The bottle of wine was complimentary, G&T was served as complimentary Plat drink.
The hot snack before the landing was less of my taste.
The meal was ok, I expected worse. As starter it included a potato salad, the main was chicken with cauliflower and a broccoli rice and seed mix. The meal was completed by a chocolate bar. The bottle of wine was complimentary, G&T was served as complimentary Plat drink.
The hot snack before the landing was less of my taste.
#12
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I flew my first Finnair long haul yesterday JFK-HEL and have a HEL-DFW coming up next month. In Economy there was no choice of meal. Is this always the case? Is it better to order a special meal?
Second I'll return in Premium Economy DFW-HEL. Is there a choice in Premium? I don't eat fish so wouldn't want to go hungry on a 10 hour flight
Thanks in advance.
Second I'll return in Premium Economy DFW-HEL. Is there a choice in Premium? I don't eat fish so wouldn't want to go hungry on a 10 hour flight
Thanks in advance.
#13
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I flew my first Finnair long haul yesterday JFK-HEL and have a HEL-DFW coming up next month. In Economy there was no choice of meal. Is this always the case? Is it better to order a special meal?
Second I'll return in Premium Economy DFW-HEL. Is there a choice in Premium? I don't eat fish so wouldn't want to go hungry on a 10 hour flight
Thanks in advance.
Second I'll return in Premium Economy DFW-HEL. Is there a choice in Premium? I don't eat fish so wouldn't want to go hungry on a 10 hour flight
Thanks in advance.
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I also recommend you pack enough granola bars so you don’t go hungry. They don’t take up much space or require cold storage.
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I have understood granola bars are also very easily taken through security