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2024 Let's Eat - United Premium Plus (International)
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It is indeed too far out for specifics, as WineCountryUA has replied.
I do not have information on your specific routes on those dates, but I can tell you that you will most likely have a choice of a chicken dish and a vegetarian pasta dish for a relatively short transatlantic flight from the East Coast. Lunch or dinner makes no difference. It's the same meal. Below is a picture of a chicken dinner just for your reference only. You will most likely NOT have the same meal, but hopefully this will give you an idea on what to expect.
I do not have information on your specific routes on those dates, but I can tell you that you will most likely have a choice of a chicken dish and a vegetarian pasta dish for a relatively short transatlantic flight from the East Coast. Lunch or dinner makes no difference. It's the same meal. Below is a picture of a chicken dinner just for your reference only. You will most likely NOT have the same meal, but hopefully this will give you an idea on what to expect.
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It is indeed too far out for specifics, as WineCountryUA has replied.
I do not have information on your specific routes on those dates, but I can tell you that you will most likely have a choice of a chicken dish and a vegetarian pasta dish for a relatively short transatlantic flight from the East Coast. Lunch or dinner makes no difference. It's the same meal. Below is a picture of a chicken dinner just for your reference only. You will most likely NOT have the same meal, but hopefully this will give you an idea on what to expect.
I do not have information on your specific routes on those dates, but I can tell you that you will most likely have a choice of a chicken dish and a vegetarian pasta dish for a relatively short transatlantic flight from the East Coast. Lunch or dinner makes no difference. It's the same meal. Below is a picture of a chicken dinner just for your reference only. You will most likely NOT have the same meal, but hopefully this will give you an idea on what to expect.
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That’s ok. I always have my butler bring a chilled bottle of the 1923 vintage Dom Perignon when flying in economy. 🙂
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As mentioned earlier,it is the same entries as business, but a streamline service. No appetizer and simpler desert. limited alcohol offering. Same serviceware as business. Standard format worldwide for International Prem Economy.
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Thank you! Are the menus published anywhere? I didn't see an option to preorder online
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No, but you can see example of the business menus in
2024 Let's Eat - Polaris Business
2023 Let’s Eat - Polaris business
LIM should be similar to other S. American Polaris offerings like Brazil, Argentina, Chile
Not offered for PremPlus
2024 Let's Eat - Polaris Business
2023 Let’s Eat - Polaris business
LIM should be similar to other S. American Polaris offerings like Brazil, Argentina, Chile
Not offered for PremPlus
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I just want to add that there are typically only two choices offered in Premium Plus, and not the entire Polaris menu. Typically, it is a meat dish (usually chicken) and a pasta dish.
Service is from the same meal cart as the back of the plane. Usually, the flight attendants just pile the Premium Plus food on top of the economy food and have a separate compartment for the special trays with silverwares and wine glasses. They just start from the first row of Premium Plus asking something like "chicken or pasta" and continue their way to the main cabin after the few rows of PP passengers are served.
So, there is no pre-ordering. There is not a flight attendant there to describe the menu and to take orders (unlike some other airlines). Therefore, if you want the best chance of securing your first choice, select a seat closest to the front of the Premium Plus section.
Service is from the same meal cart as the back of the plane. Usually, the flight attendants just pile the Premium Plus food on top of the economy food and have a separate compartment for the special trays with silverwares and wine glasses. They just start from the first row of Premium Plus asking something like "chicken or pasta" and continue their way to the main cabin after the few rows of PP passengers are served.
So, there is no pre-ordering. There is not a flight attendant there to describe the menu and to take orders (unlike some other airlines). Therefore, if you want the best chance of securing your first choice, select a seat closest to the front of the Premium Plus section.