All things are relative, it has been said. While that statement may not be true for literally…all…things, it is true for…most…things, most notably: food. When we fly, one aspect of that flight experience that is subject to great variance is the quality of the food that we are served.
An organization that monitors airline passenger satisfaction is AirTrax, which surveyed more than 18.8 million passengers on 200 airlines.
United Arab Emirates-based Etihad Airways was found by AirTrax to offer the most appetizing of foods for first-class passengers. Their wines are discriminatingly chosen from boutique vineyards from around the world. Arabian recipes are crafted with fresh ingredients and delivered by flight attendants who exude hospitality.
Austrian Airlines was recipient of AirTrax’s Passenger Choice Award for business-class cuisine. The upscale DO and CO caterers supply their delicious and delectable delights.
Air New Zealand was AirTrak’s selection for top economy-class cuisine.
Famous chefs, whose names and reputations are at stake, provide this airline’s cuisine. Seafood, kiwi and sweet potato dishes are staples.
Flying is a commonplace activity around the world, but dining on the foods of Etihad and Australian Airlines as well as Air New Zealand is anything but commonplace.