Flying to Europe on American and home on British, was amazing the difference in food quality and quantity.

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Dec 25, 2024
3:36:11pm

Jimo Dashen We few, we happy few

Guess Brits do one thing right.

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Jimo Dashen

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Does any US airline have good food for long haul flights?

Archaea

Dec 25, 3:09pm

Delta has been good for Comfort+ and above. IMO.

VegasCoug

Dec 25, 3:17pm

When? I haven’t had a good meal in Delta in years.

Archaea

Dec 25, 3:22pm

Last week they had chocolate pistachio bread pudding as the breakfast

lilpenny

Dec 25, 3:29pm

i hope so, have a 15 hr flight in a couple weeks on Delta

Count Cougar

Dec 25, 4:09pm

ATL to JNB? 15 hours is about as far as they go.

TN_Coug

Dec 25, 4:57pm

LAX to Sydney

Count Cougar

Dec 25, 8:59pm

Delta is getting Shake Shack out of Logan. I thought the short rib is pretty

califcougar

Dec 25, 3:23pm

Scheduled to arrive: Delta One Lounge food

Archaea

Dec 25, 3:25pm

Flying to Europe on American and home on British, was amazing the difference in food quality and quantity.

Jimo Dashen

Dec 25, 3:36pm

I think a lot of it also has to do with caterers at the airports. I fly out of Delhi at least twice a year. Even on the

specsauce

Dec 25, 3:48pm

Foreign airlines are subsidized and Americans value low cost over food/comfort

CougieMcCougFace

Dec 25, 3:55pm

Air France can be edible?

TN_Coug

Dec 25, 4:49pm

Hmmm. Not too impressed.

Archaea

Dec 25, 5:04pm

“What’s the deal with airplane food?!?!?”

shimmy

Dec 25, 8:11pm

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