2017 Let's Eat - United First, United Business, & p.s. Premium Service
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Apr 25, 17, 10:32 am
#226
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Originally Posted by findark
The "Snack" service consists of a heated snack such as calzone or hamburger, served with a Godiva truffle for dessert, and a cranberry muffin as a pre-arrival service.
Apr 25, 17, 1:12 pm
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Originally Posted by MatthewLAX
Was just coming to ask about this. Bummer. Late flights out of EWR used to be an exception. How long has it been?
Apr 25, 17, 2:42 pm
#228
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Originally Posted by findark
The current schedule has been this way for at least a year.. although p.s. is a special exception. The dinner window is extended to 9pm and the snack service is a 24-hour affair. Somewhat more recently, they added 24-hour snack service to other TCON flights, when it used to be "Refreshments" (snack basket only) after 9pm.
Apr 25, 17, 3:14 pm
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Originally Posted by nycityny
I was on an overnight flight from Phoenix to Newark last month and was astonished that the only food offered in First was the snack basket. Bags of chips and cookies with a First Class fare. I think that is rather cheap of them and certainly not at all filling. My "normal" flying is ps service so hence my surprise.
Apr 26, 17, 6:04 am
#230
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Originally Posted by nycityny
I was on an overnight flight from Phoenix to Newark last month and was astonished that the only food offered in First was the snack basket. Bags of chips and cookies with a First Class fare. I think that is rather cheap of them and certainly not at all filling. My "normal" flying is ps service so hence my surprise.
SEA/PDX/SFO/SAN/SNA/LAX-EWR/IAD all receive the snack service on redeyes.
Apr 26, 17, 10:28 pm
#231
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UA1780
IAH-YYC
Boeing 737-800
Meal: Dinner
Choice of: Spinach ravioli or curry chicken katsu (below)
IAH-YYC
Boeing 737-800
Meal: Dinner
Choice of: Spinach ravioli or curry chicken katsu (below)
Apr 26, 17, 10:29 pm
#232
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UA1774
YYC-DEN
Airbus A320
Meal: Breakfast
No choice: muffin & fruits
YYC-DEN
Airbus A320
Meal: Breakfast
No choice: muffin & fruits
Apr 27, 17, 2:35 pm
#233
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Originally Posted by rch4u
PHX-EWR is not a transcon, so redeye catering is just refreshments (snack basket), not a snack (warm sandwich + chocolate). I believe the same applies to LAS-EWR.
SEA/PDX/SFO/SAN/SNA/LAX-EWR/IAD all receive the snack service on redeyes.
SEA/PDX/SFO/SAN/SNA/LAX-EWR/IAD all receive the snack service on redeyes.
Apr 28, 17, 12:46 pm
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Any reason why united would be listing one flight roc-ord Z with breakfast and 3 others z class as refreshments. All the flights are ua 769 on 5/16 6:47 am departure time with connections to SFO at different times.
Apr 28, 17, 3:02 pm
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Originally Posted by Nick Hermann
Any reason why united would be listing one flight roc-ord Z with breakfast and 3 others z class as refreshments. All the flights are ua 769 on 5/16 6:47 am departure time with connections to SFO at different times.
The listing might change depending on whether you're looking at the through flight ROC - SFO vs just ROC - ORD.
ORD - SFO gets the normal mid-con breakfast (french toast souffle / oatmeal + omelette).
Apr 28, 17, 3:33 pm
#236
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Originally Posted by belynch
I'm on that flight almost every week. It's a scone/muffin only.
The listing might change depending on whether you're looking at the through flight ROC - SFO vs just ROC - ORD.
ORD - SFO gets the normal mid-con breakfast (french toast souffle / oatmeal + omelette).
The listing might change depending on whether you're looking at the through flight ROC - SFO vs just ROC - ORD.
ORD - SFO gets the normal mid-con breakfast (french toast souffle / oatmeal + omelette).
Apr 28, 17, 4:17 pm
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Originally Posted by Nick Hermann
It might just be a tech issue with united because my flight number for ROC- ORD and ORD to SFO is the same( losing pqs).
That would definitely explain it.
Apr 28, 17, 6:39 pm
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Originally Posted by qukslvr619
And then there was this sad excuse for temporary sundae replacement
Apr 28, 17, 8:11 pm
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Originally Posted by Michael D
Ben and Jerry's sells a four oz tub. But $2 - cost of crap is out of budget I guess.
Apr 28, 17, 10:06 pm
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Originally Posted by nycityny
I was on an overnight flight from Phoenix to Newark last month and was astonished that the only food offered in First was the snack basket. Bags of chips and cookies with a First Class fare. I think that is rather cheap of them and certainly not at all filling. My "normal" flying is ps service so hence my surprise.
