News: BA scrap meals on Euro flights
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Flights > News > # 2219 (04/08/2009)
British Airways is stopping its inflight meal service for short-haul economy passengers, in an attempt to save the ailing airline £22 million.
BA said it was scrapping the sandwich or full meal served on short-haul flights of less than two and a half hours, but would continue to serve complimentary snacks and drinks.
Passengers will not be able to buy food on board, a system used by no-frills carriers such as Ryanair and Easyjet. The airline will continue to serve breakfast for economy passengers. However, complimentary bottled water would be replaced by plastic cups of water.
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