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I usually fly on Air France cross Atlantic and the food is always horrible. With air Canada it's slightly better. But once I took a flight on emirate airlines i
by neo2006 10y ago
I usually fly on Air France cross Atlantic and the food is always horrible. With air Canada it's slightly better. But once I took a flight on emirate airlines in Asia, in one way I was in economic class and the food was really good, on my way back I was upgraded to
First class and I was literally eating in a Michelin stared restaurant. The food was cooked in the plane, the menu is varied and you have real dishes and forks and knifes. The food was so tasty.
So my conclusion it's just another way for air companies to save money, period!!
- otar 10y agoPraise to Emirate Airlines. My best flight experience was with them. I can confirm that their food in the economy class was pretty good, in comparison to other airlines they were serving the real meal.
- smcl 10y agoI've flown 4 flights with Emirates and the food was remarkably good. I was also impressed and surprised with the metal cutlery too (which was chilled for some reason) (I know that HN discourages "me too..." posts but in this context I think it's pretty valid)
- coldpie 10y ago> I was also impressed and surprised with the metal cutlery too (which was chilled for some reason) I wonder if it was just stored in a place that isn't heated. The atmosphere gets pretty cold up there.
- aroch 10y agoI swear to god, Air France bakes all their "bread" for the year during whatever month wheat is cheapest. Half the food they serve you is brick-like rolls with frozen butter or cheese-product.