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More than just pretzels at 30,000 ft
November 7, 2005
With US domestic careers downsizing their in-flight catering to a bag of peanuts or pretzels, Austria’s Lauda Air has been using in-flight catering as a differentiator. On Economy Flights longer than 2 hours, passengers are given the choice of two menus with meals being served on porcelain. In Business Class, passengers have their own “flying chef” who prepares 5 course gourmet meals for all passengers. The chefs are an integral part of the experience, presenting their creations and getting feedback from passengers post-meal.
Lauda Air’s catering is provided by Do&Co who also caters for EOS, the new luxury (Business Class only) airline that flies across the Atlantic.
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