Can I take my own food on a plane?

echo

catz747 wrote: »

Awe pants, I hope Humberside has some food on the other side of security - we won't have time for Breakkie and will completely miss lunch .....

there's a bar that sells snacks but nothing else after security.humberside airport has always been crap

catz747

echo wrote: »

there's a bar that sells snacks but nothing else after security.humberside airport has always been crap

I thought as much there is a shop but that's all the duty free etc. Better go find a a couple of 100ml cartons of juice

SCROOGE

At one stage flybe actually stated on their in-flight menu that only food and drinks purchased on board could be consumed on board. I imagine there was an outcry and/or it proved imposs. to police, but this particular prohibition disappeared after a while. It is worth noting that there is no legal reason per se why alcoholic drinks cannot also be brought and consumed on board. The airlines impose a ban simply to charge exhorbitant prices. Ryanair is one of the worst: beer £3.80; 18.75ml bottle of wine £5! I wonder that anyone buys anything at all! It is of course illegal not to obey the legitimate instruction of a member of crew - which virtually gives them carte blanche!