Airline food keeps getting better and better!!

[Hagar]

I've never been charged extra for a meal on a regular flight. Even got food & drink on a 40 minute trip to Paris with BA recently. I assume that's all included in the price of the ticket. I believe some of the UK budget airlines charge for food & drink but these are usually only short trips.

[Craig.]

Mr Hagar most US airlines now charge for domestic meals and they can be rather pricey, however in return you get food thats been supplied by a chain of well known restaurants, instead of the usual reheated crap they serve.

[Hagar]

Mr Hagar most US airlines now charge for domestic meals and they can be rather pricey, however in return you get food thats been supplied by a chain of well known restaurants, instead of the usual reheated crap they serve.

Would this be on international or internal flights? I usually travel to the US on a US airline but it's been a few years since my last trip.

[Craig.]

this is something i am still not 100% sure on, but i believe it is still only internal flights right now.

[Scottler]

It's definitely overpriced.  On a recent trip to Las Vegas, they wanted $8 for a sandwich.

Now, I'm not exactly cheap.  If something is good, I'll spend more than I should on it.  But $8 for an airline sandwich....that's a bit much.

[Saitek]

[quote]It's definitely overpriced.

[Craig.]

the animal quarantine would have done it if the crew didnt. Besides its only a frog

[Saitek]

Besides its only a frog

Yeah, he may be only a frog, but i can't see why that was needful at all. I consider the staff privalidged and the woman!  ;D

[Scottler]

They had to euthanize the frog.  They don't know where it came from or what kind of goodies it was carrying.