Is there a non-opinion based way to rate in-flight meals across airlines?
I'm currently planning a flight between munich (MUC) and Kathmandu (KTM) for trekking in Nepal. This is a 11.5h+ flight which costs at least 700 EUR (well, technically two flights - there and back). For this reason I don't look only at the price, but I'm interested what else I should consider.
One thing is food. What can I expect? Is food / water always included in such long flights? What about quantity / quality?
I'm especially interested in those 4 airlines:
- Lufthansa
- Air India
- Flydubai
- Emirates
Besides a central authority (similar to Michelin stars for restaurants), I could imagine web services that average user ratings (similar to Tripadviser does for restaurants).
airlines food-and-drink
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Martin Thoma
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I'm currently planning a flight between munich (MUC) and Kathmandu (KTM) for trekking in Nepal. This is a 11.5h+ flight which costs at least 700 EUR (well, technically two flights - there and back). For this reason I don't look only at the price, but I'm interested what else I should consider.
One thing is food. What can I expect? Is food / water always included in such long flights? What about quantity / quality?
I'm especially interested in those 4 airlines:
- Lufthansa
- Air India
- Flydubai
- Emirates
Besides a central authority (similar to Michelin stars for restaurants), I could imagine web services that average user ratings (similar to Tripadviser does for restaurants).
airlines food-and-drink
asked 5 hours ago
Martin Thoma
492318
You can take your own food on the plane, which would be better than anything served by the airline, unless you're in business class.
– JonathanReez♦
1 hour ago
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I'm currently planning a flight between munich (MUC) and Kathmandu (KTM) for trekking in Nepal. This is a 11.5h+ flight which costs at least 700 EUR (well, technically two flights - there and back). For this reason I don't look only at the price, but I'm interested what else I should consider.
One thing is food. What can I expect? Is food / water always included in such long flights? What about quantity / quality?
I'm especially interested in those 4 airlines:
- Lufthansa
- Air India
- Flydubai
- Emirates
Besides a central authority (similar to Michelin stars for restaurants), I could imagine web services that average user ratings (similar to Tripadviser does for restaurants).
airlines food-and-drink
asked 5 hours ago
Martin Thoma
492318
I'm currently planning a flight between munich (MUC) and Kathmandu (KTM) for trekking in Nepal. This is a 11.5h+ flight which costs at least 700 EUR (well, technically two flights - there and back). For this reason I don't look only at the price, but I'm interested what else I should consider.
One thing is food. What can I expect? Is food / water always included in such long flights? What about quantity / quality?
I'm especially interested in those 4 airlines:
- Lufthansa
- Air India
- Flydubai
- Emirates
Besides a central authority (similar to Michelin stars for restaurants), I could imagine web services that average user ratings (similar to Tripadviser does for restaurants).
airlines food-and-drink
airlines food-and-drink
asked 5 hours ago
Martin Thoma
492318
asked 5 hours ago
Martin Thoma
492318
asked 5 hours ago
Martin Thoma
492318
asked 5 hours ago
Martin Thoma
492318
asked 5 hours ago
Martin Thoma
492318
492318
You can take your own food on the plane, which would be better than anything served by the airline, unless you're in business class.
– JonathanReez♦
1 hour ago
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You can take your own food on the plane, which would be better than anything served by the airline, unless you're in business class.
– JonathanReez♦
1 hour ago
You can take your own food on the plane, which would be better than anything served by the airline, unless you're in business class.
– JonathanReez♦
1 hour ago
You can take your own food on the plane, which would be better than anything served by the airline, unless you're in business class.
– JonathanReez♦
1 hour ago
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AirlineMeals.net might fit the bill: it's a giant repository of photos of airline food, so you see exactly what was served and can form your own opinions: http://www.airlinemeals.net
For example, if you search for "Lufthansa dxb", it shows you meals for their flights to/from Dubai.
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AirlineMeals.net might fit the bill: it's a giant repository of photos of airline food, so you see exactly what was served and can form your own opinions: http://www.airlinemeals.net
For example, if you search for "Lufthansa dxb", it shows you meals for their flights to/from Dubai.
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AirlineMeals.net might fit the bill: it's a giant repository of photos of airline food, so you see exactly what was served and can form your own opinions: http://www.airlinemeals.net
For example, if you search for "Lufthansa dxb", it shows you meals for their flights to/from Dubai.
answered 4 hours ago
jpatokal
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AirlineMeals.net might fit the bill: it's a giant repository of photos of airline food, so you see exactly what was served and can form your own opinions: http://www.airlinemeals.net
For example, if you search for "Lufthansa dxb", it shows you meals for their flights to/from Dubai.
answered 4 hours ago
jpatokal
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AirlineMeals.net might fit the bill: it's a giant repository of photos of airline food, so you see exactly what was served and can form your own opinions: http://www.airlinemeals.net
For example, if you search for "Lufthansa dxb", it shows you meals for their flights to/from Dubai.
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You can take your own food on the plane, which would be better than anything served by the airline, unless you're in business class.
– JonathanReez♦
1 hour ago