Airline meals

First of all congratulations on your post in AVLV

Clues??? D og G one it. Should we Book'em?

The second clue was a little vague, but spot on. VBG

We booked air to Las Vegas for a vacation and my daughter used FF miles to
garner a First Class ticket. When she went back and tried to get one for me
none was available. We tried to get a coach ticket and none was available,
so I bought a ticket.

I can't remember the last time we didn't fly First Class, so I was shocked
to see that while my kid will be fed in First Class, I have to buy food. 8-(
--
DG in Cherry Hill, NJ

"SpencerDogg" wrote in message
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On Feb 8 2006 7:54 PM, Fran wrote:

Sounds like this flight is NOT a non stop. I flew on Continental a few
times years ago and although the Flight number was the same we had to
deplane in Los Angeles and booard another plane. If this is the case I
would expect you'd get food on both segments. Even if the plane just stops
in LA or anther place you'll probably get 2 meals.

On Wed, 22 Feb 2006 06:20:08 -0500, Shawn Hirn
wrote:


Seems to me, one should plan accordingly for that type of itinerary.

And one way would be to bring food on the plane.

hang a sec..... your kid make you sit in coach while he/she sat in
first........ if it was me i'd swap the tickets and sit in first while i sat
in coach..... meany.

"Dick G" dickdotgoldhaber@gmaildotcom wrote in message
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First of all congratulations on your post in AVLV

Clues??? D og G one it. Should we Book'em?

The second clue was a little vague, but spot on. VBG

We booked air to Las Vegas for a vacation and my daughter used FF miles to
garner a First Class ticket. When she went back and tried to get one for
me
none was available. We tried to get a coach ticket and none was
available,
so I bought a ticket.

I can't remember the last time we didn't fly First Class, so I was shocked
to see that while my kid will be fed in First Class, I have to buy food.
8-(
--
DG in Cherry Hill, NJ

"SpencerDogg" wrote in message
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On Feb 8 2006 7:54 PM, Fran wrote:

Sounds like this flight is NOT a non stop. I flew on Continental a few
times years ago and although the Flight number was the same we had to
deplane in Los Angeles and booard another plane. If this is the case I
would expect you'd get food on both segments. Even if the plane just
stops
in LA or anther place you'll probably get 2 meals.

First of all, my daughter is not a "kid". And she travels with a "Hearing
Dog", thus she gets the extra room for a long flight.
--
DG in Cherry Hill, NJ


"www.AIRSIDE-PICTURE.CO.UK" wrote in message
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hang a sec..... your kid make you sit in coach while he/she sat in
first........ if it was me i'd swap the tickets and sit in first while i
sat
in coach..... meany.