How specialist chefs really make in-flight airline food
Ever wondered how you can be served meals at 30,000 feet? Here's the process of plane food, from the factory to your tray table.
Source: metro.co.uk
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Ever wondered how you can be served meals at 30,000 feet? Here's the process of plane food, from the factory to your tray table.
To find out how airline food gets made, Harriet Sime spent the day with British Airways at its sprawling 55,000 sq ft catering facility two miles from Gatwick Airport.
Beige, bland, unidentifiable: airplane food generally doesn't enjoy the highest culinary reputation.