KLM meal service to Moscow
Jan 14, 2019, 11:10 pm
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KLM meal service to Moscow
I’ve recently booked an AMS to SVO in J operated by KLM. It’s about 600 euros one way. I wanted to know what kind of meal they would serve in business. Is there a choice like on Aeroflot? When I asked for an avml KL responded they don’t offer that meal on this sector.
Jan 15, 2019, 1:20 am
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The easiest way to know, was to ask what kind of meals they do offer on this sector to be certain, every answer here will be speculation and subject to changes we do not know of.
Jan 15, 2019, 2:44 am
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- On most KLM flights longer than 120 minutes*we serve a delicious three-course dinner, with the choice of two hot main meals prepared by Dutch top chef Onno Kokmeijer. On these KLM flights, all meals are also accompanied by a starter and a dessert.
Jan 15, 2019, 8:44 am
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KL does not offer any special meals at all on intra-European flights.
On a flight to VCE last year I sat next to a gentleman of the Jain persuasion who was on a very restricted religious diet. He had booked a special meal, and been served one on the WBC leg from India, but was now told tough luck by the purser, no such thing on shorthaul. He got a meal anyway, but there was nary a thing on the tray he could eat.
Johan
On a flight to VCE last year I sat next to a gentleman of the Jain persuasion who was on a very restricted religious diet. He had booked a special meal, and been served one on the WBC leg from India, but was now told tough luck by the purser, no such thing on shorthaul. He got a meal anyway, but there was nary a thing on the tray he could eat.
Johan