British Airways makes major change to in-flight meals sparking fury from passengers
BRITISH Airways has scrapped three-course meals in its business cabin — sparking fury from well-heeled flyers.
Starters have gone and the choice of main courses and desserts is reduced.
Two of the four mains on a Club World menu are cheese and crackers, and soup.
One of the puds on offer is chocolate chip cookies.
The new move has sparked a scathing response from BA passengers.
One said: “I would love to see the amount saved per passenger from these cost cutting measures.
“It surely cannot be worth the damage?!”
Another hit out about the “cost cutting exercise by BA”.
He added: “Just because I am flying after 9pm from Miami doesn’t mean that I want to sleep.
“If I want to drink I will – problem is now there is very little food to go with it.
“I guess they don’t want the crew to work too hard.”
One flyer blasted: “I know it’s terrible form but I might consider becoming ‘that guy’ and bringing a Burger King Whopper meal on board.
“Oh my fellow biz passengers will love that lingering odour!!
“BA continuing its race to the bottom.”
A disgruntled passenger said: “If BA’s bean counters can’t see that First and particular Club are their cash cows then they may as well drop the class and become economy only.”
And one said: “In the absence of a proper main, does this not mean that the economy catering would be more substantial than in Club World.”
A spokesperson for British Airways told The Sun yesterday: “We’re incredibly proud of our premium dining experience, which includes a wide range of meal options to suit the preferences of our customers depending on the time of day they’re travelling.
“We trialled our new brunch offering with thousands of customers across numerous routes and received extremely positive feedback on both the quality and variety of options offered.”