Low Cal meals on Airplanes
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Low Cal meals on Airplanes
| Thu, 11-30-2006 - 2:01pm |
Was wondering if anyone has had a low cal meal on a plane. I am considering taking the option, but am curious are the meals on plane high calorie or are they standard calorie? I don't want to go too hungry, but then again I don't want to be a little piggy either and find out I ate 1000 calories for a tiny little meal. Any suggestions?


A meal on a plane... what's that? lol Seriously though - I've only been offered to "purchase" the snack box - guess my flights weren't long enough to be offered a meal. Does the airline have a website where you can get an idea of what the meals are?
- Vanessa
Monestf, I'm not sure what the meals would be like. Maybe the thing to do would be to try it, but bring some additional snacks on teh plane in case it is truly measly!
Found a bunch of sites for you-
Reviews of China-airlines meals: http://www.airlinemeals.net/meals/ChinaAirlines111150.htm)
British Airways meals: http://www.britishairways.com/travel/meals/public/en_gb
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Ok....now nobody bite my head off.....my Mom was a stewardess for years, so I've seen (and eaten) A LOT of airline food. Plus I've done many the long haul flight over the oceans. I think that in the past couple of years the airlines have improved their foods, if not for at least taste.
I just saw, on another search, where BA is noted for having great vegan meals....meaning to me that their 'regular' meals would be just as good. They also serve a "well being" meal option. http://www.britishairways.com/travel/healthwb/public/en_gb
Ah- I knew there would be a meal page: http://www.britishairways.com/travel/meals/public/en_gb
You could also go to the "My Booking" page and ask them directly. You're right, it does seem hard to find anything more specific.
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