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Klims Apr 11th, 2002 11:21 AM

Food on the plane
 
Are we allowed to bring our own packaged food on the airplane? Especially Air Canada?

reg Apr 11th, 2002 12:15 PM

yes

Faina Apr 12th, 2002 01:41 PM

I always bring my own pop-corn to watch the movies on inter-continental. And if I tip properly they warm it up.

ian Apr 13th, 2002 02:34 PM

I would highly recommend taking your own food on Air Canada...theirs is absolutely abysmal-when you get it.

doug Apr 23rd, 2002 02:31 AM

air canada food makes me GAG. i bring my own grub.

gail Apr 23rd, 2002 05:21 AM

Food is rarely served on airlines in US these days except for cross-country trip. Bring food. Even without delays, if you add time from travel from home, check-in procedures, etc., even a 3-4 hour flight can turn into 6-7 hours. Try not to bring anything too smelly or messy in deference to your fellow passengers.

zz Apr 23rd, 2002 08:03 AM

Can you use their microwave?

xxx Dec 5th, 2002 04:17 AM

Can you take frozen food in a carry-on with you to your destination,if you have it packed properly to stay frozen? I'm thinking a couple of whole tenderloins frozen...might look like a weapon...hmmmm<BR>anyone? <BR> Could be embarrassing at security..but we got the tenderloin for free...seems a shame not to take them for our party.

curious Dec 5th, 2002 10:41 AM

I am curious about this also.....does anyone have an answer about frozen food? Is it a weapon? It's a charter to Vegas...canot imagine it is that bigadeal! <BR>Anyone?


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