[caption id="attachment_3706" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: PA Images[/caption] The image that pulled you in and piqued your interest? We all know that image, not that one species of course (well, perhaps) but more so that point in time where our stomachs are rumbling and we are salivated at the prospective food on offer or pre-ordered on that long-haul flight that seemingly never ends. This is a feeling we all know, and while we are on such a subject of culinary-related feeling, something else we all know is that often, these meals can be unpredictable based on literary or photographic menus and examples. "Interesting" is perhaps the best word for some of what we have ingested on our journeys through the skies and sometimes that word is just a polite way of saying something that isn't actually that polite. Sometimes, however, it can be positive. So, without further ado, here are 30 in-flight meals we wish we could have had! [post_page_title] #1 When Three Decisions Become One Super-Feed  [/post_page_title] A fry-up-style brunch? Some fruit and yogurt for something sweet or a little continental? When you have time to make breakfast let alone decide which way to go, it can often be a toughy. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BvHD4RmjWh1/]] Boxes ticked. This in-flight meal bridges all three and not only boasts plenty of choices but as mile-high-meals go, it's pretty balanced. And so begins a list of tasty, tasty, imagery. [post_page_title] #2 Good Food, EXCELLENT Presentation [/post_page_title] Now this one may look impressive via its ingredients and given the context of where it's being served, it's top-notch. But! That's not why it stands out. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BvEfEV7j0He/]] Look at that crockery? The clear, black or foil containers are nowhere to be seen nor are the flimsy plastic cutlery. There's even a REAL NAPKIN. This meal was brought to you by the Aero-Restaurant service, dine a mile-high in style. [post_page_title] #3 Presentation [/post_page_title] This is another that does the job and has enough nutrients, but admittedly, it is a little simple. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BvB6RzlAtH6/]] Personally back before going veggie, I'd had no issues eating this but again, presentation really makes the cake or tosses the salad or whatever. Look at that dinner tray! Swish. [post_page_title] #4 Bridging Cuisines and... More Excellent Presentation [/post_page_title] Why settle for simple themed meals set around a single locale? Why even bother with courses? Why not send it all at once? [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu_VfCQg76b/]] That's exactly what this flight crew did, it's certainly a tray-full and a little messy, but this is certainly a meal and a half! One that is yet again adorned with a napkin rolled for royalty.  [post_page_title] #5 Sometimes, They Just Out-Do Themselves [/post_page_title] I can't say I've had my own fair share of high-class, first-class, business-class meals on flights. Although I can absolutely say that I've never had an in-flight meal that DIDN'T hit the spot as it were, my experience bar a few sneak-peaks into the world beyond standard-class is very limited. However, this list is opening my eyes. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu_VfCQg76b/]] Imagine if this person was off on holiday somewhere nice, looking forward to the local cuisine only to arrive and be utterly disappointed with an unquenchable longing for what they had high in the sky, imagine that. [post_page_title] #6 It's The Little Details... [/post_page_title] We talked about courses earlier and how they weren't strictly possible or rather carried no real use. Well, perhaps, they are possible, just minutely, via a few excellent little details. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu6L_KnBhm_/]] Shiney, well-polished cutlery in order of each course set for a simple, quality lunch. Sorted. But where is the posh-napkin? Tut-tut. [post_page_title] #7 What Time Zone Are We In? Who Knows? But It's Breakfast Time [/post_page_title] I don't know about you but, the constant change in time zones that I went through on two or three-part journeys while traveling on very little sleep was utterly tiring. Expensive airport food was what it was, ok and pricey, and in-flight meals such as the next one were the stuff of dreams. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu3sxhWhDgG/]] The stuff of dreams, indeed. Tired and weary, this would be an excellent wake-up call, although, let's face it, you probably weren't actually asleep. [post_page_title] #8 And Why Aren't Restaurants EXCLUSIVELY On Planes?  [/post_page_title] Again, another entry entered for obvious reasons, entirely justifying its entry upon entering in such an enigmatic manner. Words. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu1DHVPBCXe/]] Hats off to Japan Airlines and their international first class. You win, take it, TAKE IT ALL. ...don't fret, it isn't actually a competition, and I have plenty more plates for your perusal. [post_page_title] #9 I Love Lamp [/post_page_title] Much like Mr. Brick Tamland, I also love lamp, especially more so after seeing this in-flight feed. I have twenty-one more of these to show you, I've just eaten a gargantuan amount of food in order to fuel my brain for maximum word-work, and I suddenly want to bin-this all off, book a flight and chow-down. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BuykY3qDSsY/]] "Hello, yes, Emirates [...] yes, that's the one, one of those, please! Oh yes, my apologies and a seat on the plane. Where? It doesn't matter." [post_page_title] #10 From Sea To The Sky [/post_page_title] There you are, tired out of your mind, eagerly awaiting your in-flight meal and the one-time you managed to sleep you missed the announcement on what the food was and the cabin crew didn't want to wake you. You have no idea what you are going to get and you really, really hope it's not something disappointing. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BuwAIwXhn8R/]] Ten-thousand and more feet up and you're dining on lobster. Boom! Face! I bet you didn't see that one coming, did you? [post_page_title] #11 Air-Food May Surprise You [/post_page_title] On some flights I've taken, the food on offer was often exactly what you would expect from the region from which the plane either took-off from or rather the airlines' origin. It's a relatively common occurrence but that's not always the case, and you should really never resign yourself to that theory for more than a few resolute seconds. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/Butbkamh5GN/]] Air Canada has absolutely annihilated that theory with this selection and again, if this was a competition, this could easily win it, even despite that crappy plastic spoon. That's right spooney, I see you. [post_page_title] #12 Consistency Is Key [/post_page_title] Reputation for airlines is paramount, and it goes without saying that the food served on those long-haul, first-class cabins needs to be nowhere near any sort of culinary compromise. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/Buq2Xizhd64/]] Emirates knows this all too well. [post_page_title] #13 You Know You Made The Right Choice When... [/post_page_title] ... it doesn't look, feel or taste like it was preprepared back on the ground. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BuoRXofBwj-/]] "Hello, yes, everything is fine with my meal. I was wondering if I could stay on after we land. Yes! just stay here, the food is utterly divine." [post_page_title] #14 Soup Of The... Skies? [/post_page_title] If you're in want of a simple meal, one to warm the gut as much as your soul after a long day, sat down, not really moving, then Qatar Airways have your back. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BuluPb9h421/]] This looks lovely, to be honest, and there isn't really much more I can say. It's tough sitting down all the time in comfy luxury seats with all that legroom, I'd need some tasty, soul-warming sky-soup too. [post_page_title] #15 Going The Extra (Vertical) Mile! [/post_page_title] On my travels, I saw examples from either end of the spectrum when it came to parenting and/or the behavior of young children. Admittedly, any flight can be distressing for a child full of boundless energy and constant needs of nurturing. This next example via AirAstana has the remedy for such an instance. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BujHoTkgNG9/]] What excellent service this is, really. [post_page_title] #16 10,000+ Feet Up Is No Excuse...  [/post_page_title] ... to compromise quality. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BugotUMl81M/]] If this list is teaching anything, it's that crappy, sub-parr culinary displays are not only lazy up there on the cusp the heavens but need-not exist at all! This champion of such an ethos itself striving for quality, at least from the context of this list, is unambiguously food hailing from and themed around the continent of Asia. I mean, JUST LOOK AT IT! [post_page_title] #17 Holiday Prep? Or Holiday Ruination? [/post_page_title] I say the latter half of that title in jest but still! You often go away to find culinary delights and on the way, simply eat to sustain yourself before true relaxation starts. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BuWPooKDK_q/]] I made the joke earlier of sorts but really, I'd never leave the plane of I was being fed this well! [post_page_title] #18 AeroFoodPorn [/post_page_title] Now we've seen some true edible imagery on this list thus far, and if the NOT-competition had a sub-NOT-competition focussed around the presentation and yet another sub-focus on restaurant-likeness, then this would be a clear forerunner NOT-winning. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BuRGE2zjfVP/]] Triangular plates. On a flight. "Hello, yes, everything is fine and dandy over here, this food is excellent but I wish to ask you a question... Can I pay you for these plates? I simply MUST have them". [post_page_title] #19 Eating Better Than Usual [/post_page_title] I like to think I cook well, it takes a little time but gathering up all the ingredients and preparing it all into a balanced, hearty yet healthy meal is something I endeavor to do as often as I can. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BuOoI8xh_cD/]] Actually, on second thoughts, sod all that. I'm now selling all my-worldly possessions to globe-trot across the airways and sample the stratospheric kitchen of wonder. [post_page_title] #20 I Did Napkin-See That Coming [/post_page_title] That's right, my within-the-context-of-the-list obsession with napkins is back, this time accompanying combination of the good, the healthy and decadent. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BuL8ghljckn/]] Joking aside traveling such great distance via THE SKY was something human beings were never meant to do, yet we do and that's that. What's also "that" is how double-plus-ungood it can make you feel. This tray-full of delight chucks a few nutrients at you in a more than satisfactory manner and even throws you a little treat while it's at it. Cheers, United Airlines. [post_page_title] #21 Size Matters [/post_page_title] Size does matter when it comes to a famished stomach and salivating mouth. Some in-flight chow-times can be quite minuscule and in truth, that can be just right but then hunger hits and the grump begins, a sizable plate is required to satiate such a feeling. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BuL8ghljckn/]] That's why this one was chosen from the hundreds of examples I have on my screen, anyway. A full belly is a happy one, no matter how many feet in the air. [post_page_title] #22 Adorable AND Edible [/post_page_title] Said title speaks for the image inserted. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/Bt569_RFkOq/]] Said title continues to speak for image inserted. [post_page_title] #23 Calories Are Calories... [/post_page_title] This example, this far down this list of unambiguous tastiness prompted me to chuckle. Calories are calories. Nothing, bar water, is calorie-free, remember that! [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/Bt3ZOgggheE/]] Now, because I am indeed a massive nerd (and a lead-bartender) I decided to work out, based on the assumption that these bottles are 5oml, how many calories this "meal" would be. The answer is: 1080. Now that is a sizable "meal". And that isn't counting the tasty, tasty, addictive carton of pringles behind it all... [post_page_title] #24 Healthy In-Flight [/post_page_title] This next one is another excellent example of the quality available and why you shouldn't just settle for packaged sandwiches, crisps, and adorable booze. The above example exempt, of course! [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BtTTlN5B-6G/]] Once again, we have another high-quality set of plates set to restore the healthy body and mind of the weary traveler! Air Canada, expect some inquiries from me! [post_page_title] #25 The Only Way To Fl-EAT  [/post_page_title] This next image is what it is. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BtJGq6PAfvh/]] And that is pure excellence. Just gaze upon it, that has nearly every major craving and food-group covered and even a few bits to make you feel less guilty about tall those tasty carbs. [post_page_title] #25 The Only Way To Fl-EAT V2 [/post_page_title] So far down this list, if you are anything like me, you will be close forsaking going out to eat ever again. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BtLreQZgvYZ/]] "So what are we doing for dinner tonight?" they ask. "Pack your bags, we're going on a plane," I reply. [post_page_title] #26 From Full-Craving to Full-English [/post_page_title] The English breakfast is world-renowned for obvious reasons, so much so that you can find it in just about every country around the world in some form or another and in huge diversity within its own place of origin. It's one of those things that people just crave when they have rumbling belly and/or a stonking hangover. Don't lie now! I saw that nod! [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs3FPxWlzdG/]] Now, this may not be the prettiest or the greatest quality, but by ye gods, it is on here by its own right. [post_page_title] #27 Simple And Filling Wins The Stomach [/post_page_title] Sticking with a little simplicity after a list of overt displays and grandiose recipes we have this simple approach to stomach-filling. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BsOkRuNlP-C/]] What more can you really say? It looks as if it does the job until the next time he cabin crew wakes you ahead of your next feeding time. [post_page_title] #28 Comfort In What You Know [/post_page_title] Beer and burger, burgers and beers, beers and burgers. It never gets old and neither should it! It's such a versatile, please-all combination that no matter where you are, it satiates most. Why should this be any different up in the air? [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BrFvmBBDfnI/]] It shouldn't, and as a result of simplicity, this entry is one of the best on this list - buns down. [post_page_title] #29 Just Desserts [/post_page_title] I'll be honest, although I've stated more than once that not all air-nums are sub-par and boring, I've still been surprised into knee-jerk reaction salivation more than once on this list. And well, this next example... [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BrIXBjtD4OK/]] Need I say more? [post_page_title] #30 Wined, Dined and Fly-ned? You Get The Idea [/post_page_title] To close these thirty courses of food I wish I was eating right now, we have more than one mouthful. Off somewhere on a business trip? Traveling on your own to discover yourself and the vibrant world around you? Well then, while on the plane quaking in your seat or realizing how much you're going to miss your loved ones and the dog, home-cooking might just be the closure you need. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BrIXBjtD4OK/]] A hearty meal to bolster a heart of adventure! How poetic! Sustenance for a stomach that is empty, how fortuitous! Right, I bid you adieu. I'm all packed and ready to get fat on the tastiest of journeys.

For a long time it was gospel that travel food was, by and large, pretty rubbish. Horror stories of vacuum packed airline gruel filled travellers with trepidation as soon as cabin crew came a-calling. However, we’ve come a long way from dodgy chicken supremes and sludgy stroganoffs. Today, some companies specialise in delivering quality cooking, as well as getting passengers to their destination. Here are a few masters of the travel food game.

Thai Airways

One cuisine that seems perfectly suited to air travel is Asian. Simple, boldy spiced cookery goes a long way to pleasing a potentially cantankerous aeroplane crowd. Thai Airways deliver some of the best. A typical lunch consists of lemon chicken, fried rice and tiramisu - a marked improvement on stereotypical airbourne fare.

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Ghan Train

Airlines do not have a monopoly on delicious food. Railways are more than capable of packing their own serious culinary punch, though they are certainly more exclusive. A great example is the Queen Adelaide restaurant on Australia’s Ghan train, who specialise in luxury cross country travel. The restaurant’s menu changes seasonally and features classic dishes cooked by some of Australia’s top chefs.

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Great Western Railway

Considering the amount of time we spend whinging about trains, you’d never guess that Britain has its very own quality train based dining experience. On select GWR services to and from Cornwall, the Pullman Dining Car delivers exceptional British cuisine to diners as they speed along at over 100mph. With lemon sole, duck and Sunday lunch all possibilities, this is one of Britain’s best kept travel secrets.

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Singapore Airlines

With a reputation for quality, Singapore Airlines has long been the pinnacle for plane food. While their economy offerings are still exceptional, it is the top end choices that really impress. Lobster thermidor and Japenese Kyo-Kaiseki are just two of the luxurious options that await more exclusive travellers in first class. Better start saving.

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Napa Valley Wine Train

Another exceptional culinary offering courtesy of Pullman, the Napa Valley Wine Train experience is as historical as it is delicious. With dedicated dining voyages in 100 year old carriages through America’s most celebrated vineyards, this is one travel experience that’s all about the journey rather than the destination. Award winning menus and a fantastic wine selection make this trip a must for any history loving foodie.

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Turkish Airlines

Great travel food doesn’t always necessitate breaking the bank. According to plane food expert (yes, that is a thing) Nikos Loukas, some of the best food found anywhere in the sky comes from Turkish Airlines. With domestic flights delivering a sandwich and Turkish meze, and long haul flights serving freshly prepped ingredients as standard, you can expect to be well catered for on Turkish Airlines.

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Orient Express

The forerunner in luxury travel and foodie excellence, the Orient Express still offers an exemplary experience for food lovers. The train may not be what it once was and its route may have changed, but the prospect of quality food as you’re whisked across Europe is still an undeniably enticing one. Barring any murders, this experience delivers on every front.

[[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/hashtag_legend/status/723448089353195520]] As these options prove, travel does not have to mean mediocrity when it comes to food. If you’re fortunate to find yourself travelling with one of these businesses, count yourself lucky. You can relax and look forward with anticipation to your next mealtime.

Events in the Sky is an unusual form of travelling roadshow. Suspending their guests 100 foot in the air, it affords those brave enough with unobstructed views of their surroundings whether that’s the sands of Dubai, the arrondissements of Paris or the skyline of London. Add to this potentially nerve-wracking experience the fact that there is also a kitchen aboard your craft and it sounds like a recipe for disaster. However, I was more than happy to put my life in the hands of the professionals so headed to the O2 in North Greenwich where, for the next 10 weeks, London in the Sky is serving dinners with a difference.

The table, seats, kitchen and canopy are all attached to one platform which is hoisted into the air by a crane. Complete with oh-so millennial music, a fantastically Irish host and more selfies than you could shake an extendable selfie pole at, the experience has the vibe of a party rather than a dinner.

The first course is served cold and presented to you while the table is still on the ground. This way, as you ascend and inevitably take 100 photos, your food doesn’t lose its heat. This course consisted of heritage tomato and black olive salad with crouton toast.

It boasted flavours of basil and red onion but most impressive was the addition of feta which was whipped into a sauce. Combined with the crouton toast, it created a contrast of cream and crunch which, like the views, was to be savoured.

In other cities around the world, the views can be slightly more obstructed. Here, due to the immediate area’s relatively low-lying skyline, you are able to see the steel-and-glass towers of Canary Wharf, the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich and the O2 (formerly the Millennium Dome) in a whole new way.

The main took the form of corn-fed chicken, crushed new potato cake, courgette mousse, peas and broad beans. Sadly, I’d spent so long taking photos that by the time I came to eat it, it was rather cold. Needless to say, when you’re 100 foot up, the elements get to your food rather quickly.

Dessert was a citrus tart with raspberry coulis and lemon crisp. The perfect combination of sweet and tart flavours, this made for a refreshing end to an exhilarating meal. As the crane slowly lowered us down, we came to terms with reentering the world of ground-dwellers.

As well as the “standard” dinner in the sky, there's a range of options such as breakfast, prosecco and cake, bottomless brunch, lunch, cocktails, high tea and even “high in the sky” - a special evening of CBD-infused cocktails consumed high above the hustle and bustle of the city.

Food is definitely a secondary focus as, needless to say, the kitchen facilities are limited. In any case, diners seem to pay far more attention to their surroundings including the inevitable discovery that the chairs both recline and rotate slightly. Dangling one’s feet becomes a rite of passage for any first-time diners.

Perhaps the most bizarre thing about the experience of dining 100 foot up is the surreal moment when you see the other of the two tables next to you. This is actually deliberate, as staff on the ground slowly rotate the tables with ropes so that diners get a 360-degree view. Finally putting things in perspective, seeing the other 22-seater table reminds you of just what a rarefied environment - and unforgettable meal - this is.

London in the Sky is running at the O2 in North Greenwich until 15 July. Each flight lasts just over an hour and tickets start at £89 ($117)

Unless you're lucky enough to travel in first class, most of us don't expect fine dining on a flight - but it turns out we might be better off not eating anything on-board at all. Writing on a Quora thread, user Shreyas P, who claims to have been a flight attendant for five major airlines, warned that airline meals are "very unhealthy", even if you've opted for the raw or vegan option - hard to save the planet 40,000 feet in the air (especially in a gas guzzling machine).

"The food on your tray is prepared not in the galley but in the aircraft catering which is often done 12 hours before and even days before the aircraft departure," Shreyas wrote. "Now, how many such industries do you know where the hot or cold meal was made days before you consume it?" If you're flying in the morning or overnight, she said you should be particularly wary of your breakfast.

"The scrambled egg or the omelette that you just had was not only egg but can be a mix of egg and other substitute," Shreyas wrote. "That cut fruit which is on your tray still looks fresh and how is that possible when it was cut hours before the departure, have you ever wondered?"

Shreyas added that most people aren't aware that when a plane is cruising:

"The air pressure in an airliner is equal to about 8,000 feet above sea level (6,000 ft in a Dreamliner). In addition to making your ears pop, it causes our taste buds and sense of smell to go partially numb, compared to on ground. This has major impact on how food tastes and smells. This makes it super bland. So airline catering in recent years has really pumped up the spices, salts, and fats - all to make your mouth happy."

Shreyas said this is one of the reasons why the cabin crew prefer to bring their own food on board. The flight attendant added: "A passenger bringing his own food shows a lot of awareness." According to a flight attendant who spoke anonymously to Vice, you should watch out for the drinks, too.

"Don't drink the coffee on airplanes," she said. "It's the same potable water that goes through the bathroom system. "We recently had a test for E. coli in our water, and it didn't pass, and then maintenance came on and hit a couple buttons and it passed. So avoid any hot water or tea. Bottled and ice is fine, of course."

Even celebrities bear caution when they are flying. He may be able to eat at his own restaurants when he's on the go but if Gordon Ramsay's not flying out of Heathrow, he'll never, ever eat plane food: "there’s no f***ing way I eat on planes."

Ramsay says: "I worked for airlines for ten years, so I know where this food’s been and where it goes, and how long it took before it got on board." The same applies to business and first class, so it might be a good idea to start eating before you get on the plane. Or, bring a cheeseburger or fried chicken onboard. I'm sure no one will mind that much on a long-haul flight.

"What's the deal with aeroplane food?" is one of those questions comedians always seem to ask. I'll tell you what's wrong with it: it usually sucks, tasting cold, bland and slightly soggy, it's not something you can ever look forward to.

However, now Jet2.com has announced it will be the first UK airline to serve food from Nando's on their flights.

The budget airline intends to introduce Nando's Peri-Peri Flight Bites to their flights:  a dip and dunk 'Nando's Box', which includes houmous, Peri-Peri drizzle and salted pita chips, and Nando's Half-popped Corn.

Check out this alarming video of a passenger being thrown off of a plane below:

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In a recent statement, spokesperson for Jet2.com said: "To give customers even more reason to feel sky-high with excitement this summer, Nando's vouchers can also be found in selected Nando's boxes onboard, entitling one person to a free Nando's meal. The new in-flight menu is Jet2.com's biggest and best yet, with a number of new additions to give customers more choice and variety than ever."

"Following the introduction of its first-ever in-flight vegan meal earlier this year, the warming and hearty penne arrabbiata pasta dish, the company has added the vegan and gluten-free 'Gnaw' chocolate bar, with Nando's Half-popped Corn also suitable for vegans."

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Meanwhile, Jet2 CEO Steve Heapy stated: "The addition of these two fantastic snacking options give our customers even more great choice than ever, and mean that we are the first UK airline to offer Nando's products on our in-flight menu. We have already made a number of exciting changes to our menu this year, and we are sure this brand new menu will delight customers even more."

He added: "We pride ourselves on delivering the very best customer service in every area, which was recognised at the recent TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice awards for airlines where we won five awards, and we can't wait for our customers to try the exciting choice on this new menu."

Man, I'm actually now looking forward to my next flight: are you?