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Nothing is free. It's included in the price.
That's why airlines use the word 'complimentary' rather than 'free' :shock:
Nothing is free. It's included in the price.
777s post was taking to task the comment that you will come off the flight hungry, and pointing out that you have the choice of anything on the menu as well which is pretty extensive. ...
I guess you missed this post (posted at a similar time):Y customers get the option of paying, J get a free go, and in the flights I have had with Pies, express pie selection (ex CNS and MEL).
MichaelD, if I were you I would be relating that experience to DJ management.Our last experience was;
Wife - on being served the scroll thing: "Are there any other choices?"
FA (with LCC mentality) - "No" and promptly disappeared for the rest of the flight.
Not saying the above was a typical experience. ...
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Nothing is free. It's included in the price.
It was. I have had a satisfactory response from them, but the inconsistency of Virgin remains based on reports here.MichaelD, if I were you I would be relating that experience to DJ management.
But you did say that a scroll isn't going to cut it, when it has already been stated that flights over three hours get the lunch service.
As for a 2 1/2 hout flight, I assume the scroll
I guess you missed this post (posted at a similar time):MichaelD, if I were you I would be relating that experience to DJ management.
Seems like a re-training opportunity.
Must admit the cheese plate in J on my NTL BNE flight was awesome, so were the four scotches that may have impaired my judgement a tad
You can graze as required
I believe the Flight Attendants have recently been directed to NOT offer anything from the Economy menu.
Seems like some cabin crew can be quite abrupt.Didn't miss it at all, the choice of complimentary cart offerings has been there since PE evolved, and it sounds like its assumed knowledge when it comes to some cabin crew responses. ...
If that is the case then we are back to:I believe the Flight Attendants have recently been directed to NOT offer anything from the Economy menu. The Economy menu is for the Economy Cabin only, except in an extreme circumstance I.E J catering not loaded. ...
... unless DJ decide to make an improvement....
- very ordinary J snacks between meal times. Qantas J snacks are WAY better. You'll come off a Virgin plane hungry in between mealtimes....
Your flight today was scheduled to depart at 12:05 and yesterdays was for 12:55. Both inside the "lunchtime" window.Yesterday I flew CBR-MEL on DJ in J and again today MEL-OOL.
On each occasion the service and meal were as good or better than the best J service on Qantas.
Regarding morsel number 2.
So lets say you have been in meetings all day. You have barely managed to fit in a quick sandwich for lunch. You motor to the airport for a 3 o'clock flight to Sydney to make a late meeting. You are jolly well starving and for your $1000 return ticket you get served that
Your flight today was scheduled to depart at 12:05 and yesterdays was for 12:55. Both inside the "lunchtime" window.
The issues that are being reported relate to 'sack flights' and are:
1) That the Business catering outside of meal times seems rudimentary and not as good as Qantas' offering, and,
2) Staff have apparently been told not to offer anything from the Economy menu to Business PAX. Previously business PAX had the option.