Buy on Board on Breakfast Flight
I will be flying from PHX to HNL on a Breakfast flight. Does anyone have recent experience with the Buy on Board option on a Breakfast flight? The HA website only mentions BOB menu options that sound like lunch/dinner (cheeseburger and chicken caesar salad). Mahalo in advance!
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That's exactly what it'll be: a cheeseburger or chicken caesar salad. Agreed that it's not very breakfast-y.
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Originally Posted by Windward Side of Life
(Post 18987537)
That's exactly what it'll be: a cheeseburger or chicken caesar salad. Agreed that it's not very breakfast-y.
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Originally Posted by formeraa
(Post 18990102)
Hmm, very strange selection given the 8am departure time out of PHX. The free breakfast wrap and muffin sound much more appetizing. I wonder why they don't do a granola cereal/fruit plate or a breakfast skillet-type option.
The meal service isn't till a few hours into the flight, maybe almost 11AM PHX local time? At that point the cheeseburger starts to sound more reasonable. |
Originally Posted by Windward Side of Life
(Post 18993893)
I don't care too much for the free breakfast wrap that they now offer, I thought the breakfast burrito that they used to have was much better.
The meal service isn't till a few hours into the flight, maybe almost 11AM PHX local time? At that point the cheeseburger starts to sound more reasonable. |
The way the service flow goes like this: First carts will have made in Hawaii "cinema snacks", DiGi players and headsets for sale. The second cart will be a complementary beverage service including the "pau hana" snack mix. Next, the cart with the free food as well as upgraded buy on board food will come through and finally a coffee/tea service. Based on that normal flow, food does indeed come about 2 hours into the flight. My suggestion is to eat breakfast in the airport and you'll be ready for lunch when the food comes around. Enjoy your flight.
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Originally Posted by azj
(Post 19007631)
The way the service flow goes like this: First carts will have made in Hawaii "cinema snacks", DiGi players and headsets for sale. The second cart will be a complementary beverage service including the "pau hana" snack mix. Next, the cart with the free food as well as upgraded buy on board food will come through and finally a coffee/tea service. Based on that normal flow, food does indeed come about 2 hours into the flight. My suggestion is to eat breakfast in the airport and you'll be ready for lunch when the food comes around. Enjoy your flight.
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