Swiss Eco Menu
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: May 2006
Posts: 127
Swiss Eco Menu
hello,
does anyone have a link to any some information about meals, the actual menus, etc for Y class
i have looked at some meal photos on airlinemeals.net and they look fairly decent, want to know if they are on par or better than lufthansa or singapore on international routes?
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does anyone have a link to any some information about meals, the actual menus, etc for Y class
i have looked at some meal photos on airlinemeals.net and they look fairly decent, want to know if they are on par or better than lufthansa or singapore on international routes?
Regrads
2sweetau
#2
Join Date: Jan 2007
Programs: LH SENATOR
Posts: 1,038
hello,
does anyone have a link to any some information about meals, the actual menus, etc for Y class
i have looked at some meal photos on airlinemeals.net and they look fairly decent, want to know if they are on par or better than lufthansa or singapore on international routes?
Regrads
2sweetau
does anyone have a link to any some information about meals, the actual menus, etc for Y class
i have looked at some meal photos on airlinemeals.net and they look fairly decent, want to know if they are on par or better than lufthansa or singapore on international routes?
Regrads
2sweetau
#3
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Join Date: May 2006
Posts: 127
i went on the new eco product on singapore airlines in january and i honestly thought it was about the same with lufthansa. infact some luftahsa meals were better in freshness and quantity. but i thought there might get more information the swiss product but im sure it will not be that bad at all.
#4
Join Date: Jan 2007
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Depending on the duration of your flight, within europe on really short segments you just get something to drink and chocolate (ZRH-GVA, MUC, FRA eg)
On a bit longer flights to CDG, LHR etc you get a sandwhich which is nothing special but descent.
To destinations such as SOF, ATH you get a Calzone Pizza which is also quite all right. However compared to the past this is now a big joke but in those times you need to be happy to get something at all for free.
On long haul flights you get a little salad a main course, usually 2 choices, meat and pasta and some little cake. Usually all quite good when catered out of ZRH and select other destinations. On day flights to North America you get in addition a ice cream and also a calzone mid flight. On night flights depending on the lenght you get a continental breakfast consisting of joghurt and croisants.
On a bit longer flights to CDG, LHR etc you get a sandwhich which is nothing special but descent.
To destinations such as SOF, ATH you get a Calzone Pizza which is also quite all right. However compared to the past this is now a big joke but in those times you need to be happy to get something at all for free.
On long haul flights you get a little salad a main course, usually 2 choices, meat and pasta and some little cake. Usually all quite good when catered out of ZRH and select other destinations. On day flights to North America you get in addition a ice cream and also a calzone mid flight. On night flights depending on the lenght you get a continental breakfast consisting of joghurt and croisants.
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Depending on the duration of your flight, within europe on really short segments you just get something to drink and chocolate (ZRH-GVA, MUC, FRA eg)
On a bit longer flights to CDG, LHR etc you get a sandwhich which is nothing special but descent.
To destinations such as SOF, ATH you get a Calzone Pizza which is also quite all right. However compared to the past this is now a big joke but in those times you need to be happy to get something at all for free.
On long haul flights you get a little salad a main course, usually 2 choices, meat and pasta and some little cake. Usually all quite good when catered out of ZRH and select other destinations. On day flights to North America you get in addition a ice cream and also a calzone mid flight. On night flights depending on the lenght you get a continental breakfast consisting of joghurt and croisants.
On a bit longer flights to CDG, LHR etc you get a sandwhich which is nothing special but descent.
To destinations such as SOF, ATH you get a Calzone Pizza which is also quite all right. However compared to the past this is now a big joke but in those times you need to be happy to get something at all for free.
On long haul flights you get a little salad a main course, usually 2 choices, meat and pasta and some little cake. Usually all quite good when catered out of ZRH and select other destinations. On day flights to North America you get in addition a ice cream and also a calzone mid flight. On night flights depending on the lenght you get a continental breakfast consisting of joghurt and croisants.
#9
Join Date: Apr 2006
Posts: 82
On long haul flights you get a little salad a main course, usually 2 choices, meat and pasta and some little cake. Usually all quite good when catered out of ZRH and select other destinations. On day flights to North America you get in addition a ice cream and also a calzone mid flight. On night flights depending on the lenght you get a continental breakfast consisting of joghurt and croisants.
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