Qantas running short of food

> Qantas has denied having a such a policy, saying that while there were
> occasions when all passengers did not receive a full meal, it tried to
> feed every passenger who wanted to eat.
>

3 out of 4 'meals' on my last BA flight LHR-MRU-LHR they ran out of choices
by the time they got to me (I was in the middle of the back section), I
guess I should have been grateful I had anything to eat.

>
> Its not surprising that one might miss out on an occasional choice, but
> missing 3 out of 4 is a bit much.
>
Especially for a so-called 'full-service' airline :-)

In message <c0q2je$19i544$1@ID-201440.news.uni-berlin.de>, Miss L. Toe
<missltoemissltoe@m> writes
>3 out of 4 'meals' on my last BA flight LHR-MRU-LHR they ran out of choices

I have to say that on my last BA transatlantic flight I had the first
instance of asking for "A" from the "A or B" meal choice (verbally -
menus seem to be long gone) and then getting given "B" moments later
(but not discovering this until they were several rows away). As it
happened, I didn't mind very much. But just a datapoint.
--
Roland Perry