BRITISH Airways is to serve up pies and sarnies created by Michelin-starred chef Tom Kerridge on its quick haul flights – after ending its partnership with Marks & Spencer.
The flag-carrier will launch a totally new menu for Euro Traveller financial system passengers from the tip of January however measures launched in the course of the Covid pandemic giving each traveller a free bottle of water and a snack WILL keep.
The airline parted methods with M&S final October, three years after it ditched free meals on quick haul flights in favour of a variety of sandwiches from the Excessive Avenue big.
Now it has teamed up with superstar chef Tom – proprietor of the Hand and Flowers in Marlow, the one pub within the UK with two Michelin stars.
It’s new Speedbird Cafe – named after the British Airways name signal – will function a heat steak and ale pie and vary of sandwiches.
These embrace a ham hock and smoked cheddar and brie ploughman’s, in addition to a vegan spiced cauliflower tortilla wrap and hen, bacon and celery brioche bun.
However in a bid to cut back meals waste and CO2 emissions, travellers must pre-order their food and drinks, as much as 12 hours earlier than if travelling from the UK and 24 hours earlier than on return flights again into the nation.
The brand new meals will vary from £4.10 for the ham hock and smoked cheddar sandwich to £4.50 for the steak and ale pie.
British Airways’ Carolina Martinoli mentioned: “Over the previous few months we all know that our prospects have valued the complimentary refreshments supplied, so that they’re right here to remain.
“However as well as, we additionally wished to supply extra alternative and the power to purchase one thing extra substantial. After a profitable partnership with M&S, we’ve teamed up with one other British favorite, chef Tom Kerridge.
“Our skilled groups have labored intently with Tom to create scrumptious British staples for our quick haul menu.
“We all know how well-liked the menus that Tom designed for our centenary had been, so we’re delighted to be working with him once more and may’t await our buyer to expertise his unbelievable new meals at 35,000ft.”
“Passengers must pre-book meals through British Airways’ Highlife Store – highlifeshop.com – with different new gadgets within the Speedbird cafe together with a Brewdog IPA developed completely for BA known as JetStream, in addition to pre-mixed Expresso Martini cocktails.”
This week, British Airways slashed the prices of their holidays overseas within the January sale.
Up to £100 has been knocked off the sale price, with packages including all-inclusive hotels, as well as both economy and business class flights.
The new savings range from £25 off £650 bookings, legitimate on flight + automotive packages, or £50 off £1,250 holiday packages.
The largest saving of £100 is legitimate on holidays price £2,500 or extra.
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