Jainzar

With my limited experience (LAX only) I deem their Y food in both directions better than what they deliver in Y+ in Europe.

nacho

Food flying out of Scandinavia is preheated German made food (there is a DE sign on the tin foil) - I saw it on the box, it's worse than the Findus boxes you find in Sweden. However it's edible. The seafood meal was disgusting - the mushrooms used for it was bad - it was blackish - fortunately we ate enough at CPH lounge before getting on board.

Food from IAD - wow that meatball was disgusting - my kids thought it was Swedish meatballs but nope and the rice wasn't properly done either. I don't know if the meatball contains 50% of meat - there is no meat texture nor it tasted of meat. The seafood meal was salmon - done in the wrong way. My kid was thrilled at first because they thought it was the salmon seafood meal on TK flights. My little boy tried a bite and immediately said it doesn't taste nice and I had a bite and I know what he means......

It felt worse since we had a decent meal at the LH lounge just before boarding. That lounge was really nice - although the food was a bit too fine for the kids.

dznyboy

Food in GO (long haul) are perfectly fine for me.
Depends allot on what you like.
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So just (as in all restaurants in the western world) go for that chicken if they have it.
Chicken filet w rice will always taste alike.
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I say better food (long haul) than LH.
Abit worse than Delta.
Just like United.
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a SHAME i must say...No ICE-CREAM.
YAY DELTA. At-least they are "normal"
Why on earth not every airline in the world, give away or sell ice-cream i dont understd.

SK AAR

Icecream on flights is a US thing, dude.

Except LX no European carrier serves icecream in Y AFAIK. I hardly eat icecream (but saves the calories for something better) so I'm glad that most often no icecream is served.

Just to explain that serving icecream or not can be viewed differently.

nacho

LX serves ice-cream? Flew with them to LAX and HKG Y, no ice-cream (it was quite a few years ago).

FlyingMoose

You can always upgrade, most EU airlines serve it in Business and some in their equivalent of premium economy.

nacho

For the extra $ I spent on upgrade, I can buy myself a lot of ice-cream.

TK C did have ice-cream IST-IAH.

fassy

In C you'll find ice cream on almost all carriers. In Y so far I can Blu remember getting ice cream on United and Delta.

CPH-Flyer

NH and JL has ice cream in Y. Seem to remember CX as well, but it has been a while...

fassy

Will check CX. Flying CX J ZRH-BNE, just in transit at HKG. Will take a peek back in the bus later today...

nacho

CX had ice-cream in Y HKG-LHR (3 years ago). UA definitely had ice-cream. SQ had ice-cream HKG-SIN (but the quality is so bad that my kids didn't eat it). My sis said SQ had Hagaan Daz on long haul Y.

tudahturtle

My husband and I like to sit together in the two-seat side areas. We are going to fly either from EWR to CPH or Washington to CPH next year. We are plus-size and are wondering if we can move the armrest up for our comfort.

FT Guest xyzpdq

I believe there is - but admit that I am unsure with the new cabin. Do not choose the first row of each section, as these armrest holds the table.

I believe SAS has a program where you can buy an extra empty seat - a standard price, but without paying taxes etc. - others here may have the details.

Jainzar

The armrests in the aisle seem to be immovable but between seats they are movable. As said before avoid the front rows as they all cannot be moved.

nerdbirdsjc

When is the last time you set foot on a longhaul flight of a US legacy airline? With dwindling exceptions, the Economy Class experience is often better on US airlines vs. European airlines.