Pakistan Airlines Flight Delayed Over Sandwiches?

I believe I read elsewhere that the sandwich was a between meal snack, and that they had full meals for the (obviously lengthy) flight. So yeah, a snack delay.

I commend the pilot in this story. Look, everybody is sick and tired of airlines cutting cutting cutting every single thing, to the point where for almost everyone, flying commercial airlines now has become an utterly miserable experience. Apparently, the guys sitting in the front office feel the same way. Peanuts? I'm stuck in this miserable tube in the sky for 14 hours or more, and all you provide for food is some tiny packet of @#*! peanuts - seriously, PEANUTS?! These guys have the lives of hundreds of paying customers in their hands - literally - and you cheap idiots can't even bother to feed the damn pilots a frigging sandwich? That's not only a stupid, cruel thing to do, it's probably a safety risk, too. When that jet is 39,000 feet over a storm on a dark night, the last thing the pilot should have to worry about is his stomach growling. Fer cryin' out loud, feed the poor guy! Personally, I thank this flight crew for standing up to the idiocy of today's airline management. I only hope that they continue to make common cause with the poor, suffering masses in the back, struggling to survive the latest crap that the corporate office has inflicted on them. Maybe the captain will refuse to push back and taxi until he - and everyone else on board - gets back another 6" of leg room, pillows, a blanket, and a bathroom that doesn't look and smell like it's part of a Mexican gas station. Well, I can dream of such things.

Maybe it was the same pilot who decided to drop off his daughter half way through the flight.

I once 'benefited' from an argument by a few United pilots over their lunch which caused a 30 minute delay for a PIT-SFO flight. I was watching the wrong line (and ordered a sandwich from a nearby cafe) until I heard a gate agent announce that the flight was headed for Toronto, and then realised my flight was from the neighbouring gate (which would have left by then if not for the argument).

>Surely there’s more to this story Well, if you believe the article to begin with, there's no reason to not believe the rest of it: "Amazingly, management directed the catering team to order the sandwiches as requested."