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Boeing issues again
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I was on a Dreamliner twice in the last couple of weeks and the food was awful.
In fairness it was equally bad on the Airbus we had for the other legs if the journeys. At one point I wasn't sure if they had given me a 'refreshing hot towel' instead of the vegetable wrap I asked for as it was so chewy.
Not good Quatar Airways.
In fairness it was equally bad on the Airbus we had for the other legs if the journeys. At one point I wasn't sure if they had given me a 'refreshing hot towel' instead of the vegetable wrap I asked for as it was so chewy.
Not good Quatar Airways.
It's their catering facilities..Don't think Boeing are responsible for food
Who else is to blame??
The airline decides on the spec of the seating, loos and galley fitment....not Boeing. If the airline has cheapskated on the food prep facilities then blame them.
I was flying at 40,000 feet.....about the same distance that this has gone over your head....
I was flying at 40,000 feet.....about the same distance that this has gone over your head....
Nope. Just trying to be informative, so listen in numbnuts....
The spec of the galley that the airline selects will determine the effectiveness of the food storage and delivery. If they cheapskate on that then it doesn't matter if it all came from Fortnum & Masons....it'll be lukewarm and soggy.
Yer feckin' welcome.
40,000.Nope. Just trying to be informative, so listen in numbnuts....
The spec of the galley that the airline selects will determine the effectiveness of the food storage and delivery. If they cheapskate on that then it doesn't matter if it all came from Fortnum & Masons....it'll be lukewarm and soggy.
Yer feckin' welcome.
Feet.
Over.
Head.
You couldn't make it up.
40,000.
Feet.
Over.
Head.
You couldn't make it up.
40,000 feet isn't far enough away. How about you try an orbit in the ISS...? Or even better, f*ck off back to your own planet.
40,000 feet isn't far enough away. How about you try an orbit in the ISS...? Or even better, f*ck off back to your own planet.
What a lovely turn of phrase.
Thanks, etiquette lessons paid off after all .
Which planet would that be..........40,000 feet isn't far enough away. How about you try an orbit in the ISS...? Or even better, f*ck off back to your own planet.
Any one will do.
That's in a galaxy, within a galaxy far far away.
Good morning."Far, far away" being the operative words.
Shhhhh.....he's back.