Wanted - Airline menus and prices

manaylor

I'm seeking information regards prices charged by airlines for food and drink. I'm particularly interested in seeking menus and/or price lists that are supplied by budget airlines.

This information will then be placed on a website and in MSE in order to keep people informed about the differing prices offered between airlines. In-flight food is particularly expensive, usually upwards of 500% on the same food item if purchased in a supermarket. These "costs" can often add as much as 50% to the cost of a trip.

Getting information regards how much budget airlines charge for food is proving to be nigh on impossible. Even disgruntled cabin crew are not willing to "spill the beans" (pardon the pun!) as they quite often get a commission from the sales of these refreshments.

If anybody can take photo's or make notes of prices or "smuggle" actual menus off the plane and supply them to me, I would be truly grateful. You will be helping others to be more informed and create a transparency of food prices for public use. Please leave a message with your thoughts and any info. If you have any menus or photos, please leave a note and I'll arrange to send you an SAE

pelirocco

here you go , this is easyjets price list

http://buyonboard.easyjet.com/

I know you can get very low fares sometimes .but food =50% of trip cost????????

pelirocco

And this is Thomsons

http://www.thomson.co.uk/editorial/editorial-downloads/summer-2012-menu.pdf


Im not sure why you are finding it so difficult?

agrinnall

Surely by now the vast majority of people are aware that food and drink on budget airlines is overpriced, and those that don't want to pay the prices either don't eat or drink anything, or take their own. I can't see there being a lot of interest in your website.

kacie

Delta

http://images.delta.com.edgesuite.net/delta/pdfs/EATS-menu-print1.pdf

111KAB

Monarch > Page 69. Agree with above.

http://www.lovetoshop.uk.com/issue3/page/1

richardw

http://www.airlinemeals.net/index.php

mcfisco

agrinnall wrote: »

Surely by now the vast majority of people are aware that food and drink on budget airlines is overpriced.

I suspect they're also aware it's inedible

pukkamum

We have booked a meal on the outgoing journey of our jet2 flight they had a kids eat for 1p so for 2 adults and 2 children it has cost £16 for a full breakfast which i don't think is too bad at all.

Gloomendoom

Monarch's offerings...

http://www.monarch.co.uk/faq/flights/food-and-drink/what-can-i-buy-onboard

Bob_the_Saver

Air Asia's grub, but cheaper to book on-line

http://goholiday.airasia.com/my/en/flightinfo/aafnb.html

Lets hope the OP discovers Google before dabbling in web-sites.