VintageKrug - 26/12/2011 13:59 GMT
I'd be interested to know if your airline offered a "Christmas Dinner" on board this festive season? Was it any good?
Christmas Dinner On Board
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DoorsToManual - 26/12/2011 15:58 GMT
In FIRST on BA (for December) there is a 'Trio of Christmas desserts', all very dry and miniature, not even a full size Mince Pie!
HonestCrew - 26/12/2011 17:22 GMT
Surprising how many folk didn't opt for the turkey option just before Xmas as they knew they'd probably be eating nothing but bloody turkey for the next week!
Loyal_BA - 26/12/2011 21:50 GMT
Yep - we had Xmas dinner in First from SIN to LHR on 23rd December - although it wasn't actually printed on the menu - the chicken option was chaned to turkey and the cheesecake changed to Christmas Pud - it was actually quite nice! Especially washed down with a glass of Poulingy Montrachet!
timothy222 - 27/12/2011 16:21 GMT
On BA we were offering a Christmas dinner option in all cabins from 22/12 until sometime around about now. The Y option changed definitely as I worked down the back on my last flight and the desert became a mince pie
Danwolf - 27/12/2011 20:53 GMT
I concur with Loyal_BA, chicken was scratched out, turkey replaced the chicken option in F. Was very nice (and luckily my only turkey dinner over christmas).
seanyjmuclhr - 28/12/2011 15:33 GMT
Flew TK on Christmas eve, landing in Cape Town Christmas day. Had meze, a nice lamb shank and then chocolate mousse, all washed down with a rather tasty Champagne. Great business product and nosh, too. Shame about the surly FAs.
