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Originally Posted by CMK10
(Post 23272373)
I went drinking in Chicago a few years ago with a local and I ordered it as "a 3-twelve" and I got mocked endlessly so I can't bring myself to condemn the f/as here.
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Originally Posted by mattp1987
(Post 23272536)
What do they call it?
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Originally Posted by jetaway96
(Post 23091861)
Here is what announced from United.
United is adding award winning 312 Urban Wheat Ale craft beer to our beverage offering beginning July 1. Inspired by the city of Chicago and densely popu- lated with flavor, 312’s spicy aroma of Cascade hops is followed by a crisp, fruity ale flavor deliv- ered in a smooth, creamy body that's immensely refreshing. Two cans of 312 craft beer will replace one can each of Budweiser® and Miller Lite® in premium cabins and United Economy drawers as follows: Premium cabins: 312 Urban Wheat Ale will only be provisioned by U.S. caterers; therefore, interna- 3-Heineken,® United Economy: 2-Miller Lite, 1-Budweiser, 2-312 Urban Wheat Ale. 3-Heineken, 2-Miller Lite, 2-Budweiser, 2-312 Urban Wheat Ale. tional caterers will provision Heineken in lieu of 312 when restocking bar carts. Does that mean no 312 on international flights leaving the US? Is this the inventory for every plane? Does an A319 have the same inventory as a 747? |
Originally Posted by Milikan
(Post 23272713)
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Does that mean no 312 on international flights leaving the US? Is this the inventory for every plane? Does an A319 have the same inventory as a 747? |
Originally Posted by JBord
(Post 23272689)
Three One Two. It's the area code for downtown.
I had one for the first time a little over a week ago on IAH-ORD. I also had to tell the FA it was "the new beer." It was better than any other beer I've had on a plane, but I still went with a bourbon for my second drink. |
Originally Posted by mgcsinc
(Post 23272853)
This is the inventory per drawer, not per plane. Confusion about this has resulted in much unjustified consternation.
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Originally Posted by Milikan
(Post 23272713)
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Does that mean no 312 on international flights leaving the US? Is this the inventory for every plane? Does an A319 have the same inventory as a 747? |
Had it both ways IAD-CDG and LHR-IAD...
Originally Posted by Milikan
(Post 23272713)
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Does that mean no 312 on international flights leaving the US? |
I flew IAD -NRT and asked for a 312. FA had no idea what I was talking about. They did not have any on board.
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Why is it so hard for management to inform the FAs about new products onboard? |
Originally Posted by demkr
(Post 23300525)
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Why is it so hard for management to inform the FAs about new products onboard? |
Originally Posted by AndyPatterson
(Post 23300549)
Why is it so hard for FAs to be proactive and observe new products in the carts?
:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by AndyPatterson
(Post 23300549)
Why is it so hard for FAs to be proactive and observe new products in the carts?
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Originally Posted by LASUA1K
(Post 23300612)
For real??
Sorry -- guess I was expecting too much, as that's what I would do if I had that kind of job. I will have to lower my expectations. :rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by AndyPatterson
(Post 23303080)
Sorry -- guess I was expecting too much, as that's what I would do if I had that kind of job. I will have to lower my expectations. :rolleyes:
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