If you’re in the UK, you could soon be enjoying a British Airways first class meal at home.
Continue reading: British Airways Introduces At-Home First Class Dining
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Hi Lucky,
Having ordered this, I can tell you the price also includes shipping within the mainland UK or at least the invoice marks shipping as £0.00.
The first 500 people also get a bottle of the English sparkling wine that BA serve onboard.
80 quid seems a little steep for a cook-at-home pasta meal box. I suppose one might get value from the 10% off voucher?
I’m not fond of their first class offerings either before the pandemic or now. I can’t think of a valid reason why I would want to recreate a mediocre experience at home.
I don’t even want to eat BA’s terrible catering ON the plane, let alone off it....
LOL @ BA looking over at SQ and thinking 'oh, we can be just like them...'
just...LOL.
Brilliant airline
take your miserable premium onboard dining experience with you right into your home
All customers get a voucher for guaranteed lost luggage on their future flight with a minimum 45 min wait on a line to authenticate the British Airways experience and may or may not be contacted afterwards
You cannot recreate BA first-class beef unless you cook it behind number four engine on take-off. My microwave doesn't have a setting that high.
This reminds me of the United Airlines cookbook...why on Earth would anybody want to make bad food at home on purpose? 🙂 🙂 🙂
Alex said it right, I don't eat their rubbish on the plane and definitely not going to pay to order it to my home.
So many dumb armchair experts here commenting on BA decision to test this offer. Even though their food is crap, there are plenty of gullible folks willing to pay for it. In the end, what matters the most is how much money they can extract from people barred from flying.
This looks terrible. I understand the enthusiast appeal of airlines that are legitimately delivering catered and cooked meals including airline cutlery to customers, however why would someone pay 200-400% to buy the raw ingredients when they can go to Tesco and buy them themselves and cook it much healthier, cheaper, and with less environmental cost
Mark, you mentioned UA’s cookbook. Didn’t Lucky promise us to try cooking some of their recipes?