AustraliaPoochie
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It’s always been that way. But only takes a few moments.
or not.they could do a bit better, like upgrade the loos for more electronic hand dryers, ...
What was the "protein", if it wasn't beef? Because from the angle shown, it's enough to fool a few.Monday 21/9. The menu was inaccurate in the sense it hadn't been changed although the options had so I went with the 'non-veg' option which tasted like beef.
At least its not ham for once.Monday 21/9. The menu was inaccurate in the sense it hadn't been changed although the options had so I went with the 'non-veg' option which tasted like beef.
Only other cheap meat might be lamb.What was the "protein", if it wasn't beef? Because from the angle shown, it's enough to fool a few.
Rare(ish) roast beef by the looks.What was the "protein", if it wasn't beef? Because from the angle shown, it's enough to fool a few.
As far as I know, cabin crew as of now dont dont do searches, neither does AFP on a normal basis.Can I bring the panini from panini bar onto the plane?
Cabin crew aren't going to care about people bringing food on the plane.As far as I know, cabin crew as of now dont dont do searches, neither does AFP on a normal basis.
If you meaning eating it on board, it might work, it might not, as you then have to get rid of the wrapper.
And a thought, you might need an oblong plastic container to take it from the lounge to the plane, trust me, wrapping it in mouth tissues does not work, as its too small and flimsy.
They dont provide fabric siervettes in the lounge anyway.
Good luck in trying it, if you do a bit of pre planning, and plan to eat it on arrival at the hotel or at home, probably 100% works.
On the plane, not sure what the (fa) crew would say, maybe nothing.
Strictly speaking you're not allowed to take food away from the lounge.Can I bring the panini from panini bar onto the plane?
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