Apr 19, 2016, 6:38 am
Last edit by: sabbasolo
Kosher Meals MasterList.
- Aegean
Stogel Long Life.
- Air Baltic
Stogel
- Alitalia
Langerhuize Catering Amsterdam.
- American
Ex JFK, MIA, DFW - Borenstein
Ex LAX - Inflight Delite - Koshair
Ex MXP, LHR, HKG - Hermolis
Ex NRT - Stogel Frozen (Not long life) - Ex VCE-ORD - Hermolis ( I was expecting it from Lugano
- EX PRG-PHL Herrmolis (Shepherds Pie my favorite)
- ANA
Ex BRU: Stogel - Asiana
Hermolis.
ICN-XIY Kantor from BKK worse then a long life Stogel
- Austrian
Ex-North America: Borenstein
Ex-Europe:
- British Airways
Hermolis.
Exceptions:
KBP - LHR , kosher from Ukraine.
TLV - LHR , Hamasbia.
Comair, "Totally Kosher" South Africa.
Ex-US
- Brussels Airlines
Ex. Bru: Stogel - Ex JFK: Regal
- Cathay Pacific & Cathay Dragon
Ex AMS: Langerhuize (as of Oct 2018)
Ex CDG: Langerhuize (as of Feb 2019)
Ex DUS: WAM
Ex HKG: Hermolis (as of Feb 2023)
Ex ICN: Hermolis (as of Nov 2019)
Ex KIX: Hermolis (as of May 2019)
Ex LHR: Hermolis
Ex NRT: Hermolis (as of Feb 2023)
Ex NYC: Borenstein
Ex SIN: Hermolis (as of Oct 2022)
Ex SYD: Lewis
Ex TPE: for CX: Hermolis (as of Nov 2019)
Ex TPE: for KA: Stogel Long Life, even in J class (as of Nov 2018)
Ex ZRH: Schalom (as of Mar 2024)
- China Airlines
Ex TPE: Stogel
Ex-BKK: Rabbi Kantor, Bangkok Catering
Ex-Amsterdam: Langerhuize catering Amsterdam. - Delta
Ex-JFK: Regal
Ex-TLV: Hamasbia - Emirates
Ex-UK: Hermolis
Ex-DXB: KosherArabia
ex-MEL: Unger - EVA
Ex-JFK: Hermolis
Ex-TPE: Hermolis
Ex- MNL: Rabbi Kantor, Bangkok Catering
- Finnair
Ex HEL: Stogel long life (in Y, as of Apr 2019)
Ex HKG: Hermolis (as of Apr 2019)
- Japan Airlines
Stogel
- La Compagnie
Langerhuize
JFK-WAW (Biz) Zetko well nice dinner tray, breakfast was OK alittle weak
- Malaysia Airlines
Hermolis
- Qatar Airways
WAM
- Royal Jordanian
Tamam.
- Singapore Airlines
Hermolis.
Ex ARN & DME Russian supplier - Swiss
ex ZRH Schalom Catering, (Rabbi Schwartz Vienna)
ex GVA French supplier WAM (not edible)
- Thai Airways
Rabbi Kantor, Bangkok Catering
- Turkish Airlines
Ex HKG: Hermolis (as of Jan 2024)
- United Airlines
ex-North America: Regal
ex-Israel: Hamasbia
ex-Switzerland: Schalom (Zurich)
ex-ATH: Stogel (5/29)
ex-HAM: Stogel
ex LHR in J Stogel frozen version
Ex JFK- Borenstien
- Qatar Airways
WAM
Master Thread: Kosher Meals
Apr 11, 2014, 9:47 am
#511
Join Date: Jun 2010
Posts: 116
Bacause my level of kashrut is that I will eat vegetarian food (or fish) for 51 weeks in the year but for Pesach I want both meat and dairy to be Kosher for Pesach. So outside of Pesach I would take the vegetarian breakfast offered behind the curtain as an alternative to the meat-fest. Hence my question for Pesach. As an earlier poster says, we will bring our own breakfast
Apr 19, 2014, 11:28 am
#512
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: London
Programs: BAEC Gold for Life
Posts: 469
We did indeed take our own breakfast including my wife's marvellous matzo meal rolls with smoked salmon! Interestingly BA out of LCY now offer a hot breakfast in economy. No kosher option but outside of Pesach I will happily go for the vegetarian hot breakfast
Apr 19, 2014, 5:31 pm
#513
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: UK
Programs: BA GGL / AAdvantage Million Miler + Plat / TK Gold (not any more) / Hilton Diamond (via GGL)
Posts: 1,002
Not wanting to question your level of kashrut observance, but just pointing out that the veggie hot meal will probably be heated in the same oven at the same time as the non-kosher breakfasts - very probably with bacon and pork sausages. They'll have a foil cover on each casserole but that's perforated to speed up the cooking process in the fan oven.
Apr 20, 2014, 8:31 am
#514
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: London
Programs: BAEC Gold for Life
Posts: 469
Not wanting to question your level of kashrut observance, but just pointing out that the veggie hot meal will probably be heated in the same oven at the same time as the non-kosher breakfasts - very probably with bacon and pork sausages. They'll have a foil cover on each casserole but that's perforated to speed up the cooking process in the fan oven.
Apr 22, 2014, 4:47 pm
#515
Join Date: Jul 2008
Programs: *A
Posts: 1,390
Not that FF needs my defense, but his point was that your hot vegetarian meal will per halacha have the meat status which you eschew. This would not be the case for the cold meal. Obviously though, it doesn't feel the same as eating a piece of bacon.
Apr 22, 2014, 5:03 pm
#516
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: UK
Programs: BA GGL / AAdvantage Million Miler + Plat / TK Gold (not any more) / Hilton Diamond (via GGL)
Posts: 1,002
The reason for my post was informative - most people just don't realise that all the meals get heated in the same oven. I have a couple of (non-Jewish) vegetarian / vegan colleagues who won't for that reason have the "vegetarian" hot meal unless its been heated separately.
Apr 27, 2014, 10:51 am
#517
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: London
Programs: BAEC Gold for Life
Posts: 469
Interestingly enough on last night's flight from AGP-LGW (in CE) the VLML meal was heated separately. And the KSML I had (Hermolis, uplifted from LGW) was actually very good, even though it was a Pesach meal, nearly a week after the festival had ended!)
Apr 29, 2014, 12:51 pm
#521
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: YVR
Programs: AC*SE MM, Marriott Titanium, National Executive
Posts: 1,586
Apr 29, 2014, 5:58 pm
#522
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Montréal
Programs: Air Canada, Hyatt
Posts: 1,376
Apr 29, 2014, 7:08 pm
#523
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: YVR
Programs: AC*SE MM, Marriott Titanium, National Executive
Posts: 1,586
Apr 29, 2014, 9:44 pm
#524
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Montréal
Programs: Air Canada, Hyatt
Posts: 1,376
May 1, 2014, 6:14 am
#525
Join Date: Nov 2010
Posts: 1,653
I don't think airlines should mix the heating of different meal types due to allergy/food poisoning concerns but it would be interesting to find out. I'll ask every airline I fly and report back at the end of the year.