15 Airlines And The Food Served In The Economy Vs. Business Class
Saturday, Aug 22, 2020, 3:54 pm
By:James Fraser
Food served on airplanes looks very good, but tastes bad! If you are a frequent traveler, you might have already told to yourself this on more than one occasion! In reality, the food isn't that bad. The problem is with our taste buds that don't work effectively at 35,000 feet above the ground. Almost all famous international airlines serve great food to their customers. As you may already know, the food menu is not same for economy and business class travelers. Business class travelers are served with exotic food and nice wine while the economy class passengers have to adjust to regular food.
Check these fifteen pictures that show different types of food served in the economy and business class of the major global airlines.
1.Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines is very well known for its good food. As you can see from the picture, the economy class food looks okay, but the business class food along with the champagne looks classic!
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2.Emirates Airlines
The economy class food looks too good! The business class passengers have access to some of the world's best wines and champagnes.
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3.Turkish Airlines
Rice, beans and beef - a typical non-vegetarian Middle East meal for the economy class travelers. The business class passengers have the opportunity to enjoy nice seafood.
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4.Korean Airlines
Food looks great, especially the beer! The first class meal looks great as well. The first class or business passengers get too many complimentary drinks and foods.
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5.Air France
Whatever the food is, you get a plateful in the economy class! On the other hand, the business or first class meal looks lesser in terms of size, but trust us, the food tastes too good to miss out.
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6.American Airlines
Food is food, no matter what! Both the economy class and business class meals look great. US Airlines are particularly popular when it comes to offering a broad range of food and drinks to their passengers.
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7.Air Canada
Air Canada hired a celebrity chef to make food specially for the business class and first class passengers. Air Canada too offers world's oldest and finest wines to the passengers. The economy class travelers get excellent refreshments too.
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8.British Airlines
As usual, the business or first class travelers get best wine, champagne, and spirits for free. British Airways even says that it specially prepares food to taste better during the air travel.
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9.KLM Airlines (Netherlands)
KLM Airlines, one of the world's oldest airlines, offers some excellent food and drink options to its customers. Though we can't clearly tell what those food items are, they do look delicious!
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10.Lufthansa Airlines (Germany)
All you get is refreshments in an economy class ride. Lufthansa Airlines has top chefs on board to cook and serve delicious food for the business and first class passengers.
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11.Air China
Air China has over 200 selected wines to offer for the business and first class travelers - as complimentary drinks! Air China also calls their food service 'a versatile restaurant in air'! The economy class people will always have something to eat, though.
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12.Thai Airlines
The business class meal looks too yummy to miss out. There are far too many interesting food items on the plate, Kind of like this tasty bento box art. Economy class meal is a typical Asian meal with lots of rice and spicy stuff.
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13.Kenya Airlines
For some reasons, the economy meal looks simple, better and tasty. Don't you think so?
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14.Japan Airlines
Whatever the class, you are sure to taste some yummy rice-based Japanese and Asian dishes. Both the meals look great, but the economy meal looks bigger and better!
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15.Aegean Airlines (Greece)
Next time when you have to travel on the Greek airlines, make sure you aren't going in economy class! You can see the striking difference between the two meals.
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