Meal on Aer lingus

iPlop

I just booked early morning flights to spain with Aer Lingus and there was no where to tick the box for in flight meals ,do you still get them these days?

donkey balls

The last time I flew with EI on a euro route you had to pay for meals&drinks.

iPlop

donkey balls wrote: »

The last time I flew with EI on a euro route you had to pay for meals&drinks.

Cheers for that ,I don't mind paying ,just last time you could tick the box and it was all added into the payment before hand

Plowman

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Hannibal

the breakfast is nice but I highly recommend the ham/cheese panini.. there's another batch breaad sandwich thats nice but the panini is lovely

Danbo!

I'd be all over their cooked breakfast. Not too pricey and it's surprisingly tasty for a nuked meal.

Tabnabs

You guys are sick, I wouldn't feed that dross to a starving dog.

Davidth88

Hi

Indeed it's food on payment

I actually enjoy the breakfast , it's reasonable value ( actually cheaper than in Dublin Airport ) and passes the time. I have it whenever I fly the ' red eye ' .

Safe journey !

iPlop

Davidth88 wrote: »

Hi

Indeed it's food on payment

I actually enjoy the breakfast , it's reasonable value ( actually cheaper than in Dublin Airport ) and passes the time. I have it whenever I fly the ' red eye ' .

Safe journey !

Thanks for that ,I enjoy the meal myself ,it's always part of the trip for me

murphym7

Davidth88 wrote: »

Hi

Indeed it's food on payment

I actually enjoy the breakfast , it's reasonable value ( actually cheaper than in Dublin Airport ) and passes the time. I have it whenever I fly the ' red eye ' .

Safe journey !

Up to recently I flew Cork - Amsterdam and back every week and always had the breakfast there and on the way back. At 9 euro it is good value for what you get. And as was said it passes the time a bit. You take off, have your breakfast and then land.

Fratton Fred

I love the EI breakfast. In fact, their food isn't too bad, but its not cheap.

I quite often get a Boots meal deal and rake it on board with me.

Plowman

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cson

Plowman wrote: »

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Boots sell more than pills

They've the best Meal Deal going in Dublin Airport imo.

Danbo!

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CabanasBoy

Fratton Fred wrote: »

I love the EI breakfast. In fact, their food isn't too bad, but its not cheap.

I quite often get a Boots meal deal and rake it on board with me.

How did you get the rake tru security? and where do the cabin crew stow it for ya?

Seriously though, I've found on a number of occasions that if you're sitting any further than 5 rows from a galley, you can forget about getting a brekkie.

pclancy

Boats have excellent value meal deals with sandwiches, wraps plus drink and snack for I think a fiver? Came through there at Xmas and didnt feel like paying 9 euros (15 kiwi dollars for me) for a meal!

Hannibal

CabanasBoy wrote: »

Seriously though, I've found on a number of occasions that if you're sitting any further than 5 rows from a galley, you can forget about getting a brekkie.

I've found it to be more like 10 rows and generally its the early morning flights were they fly out. Nothing worse been on a 6.30am flight with one eye on the breakfast and the last one goes to the row before ya its a killer especially when you can smell it

bkehoe

Dotsey wrote: »

the breakfast is nice but I highly recommend the ham/cheese panini.. there's another batch breaad sandwich thats nice but the panini is lovely

The delicious panini disappeared a few months ago from the menu. Other than the breakfast it was the only food item I'd ever buy. I'd also like to take the opportunity to express my frustration at the fact they stopped doing Pringles Original about 9 months ago and now only have flavoured ones.

pettocrew

they do a bacon roll now on flights,its nice with red or brown sause