Sunday, December 21, 2008
Midwest Airlines - December 2008
Looks like Midwest has downgraded their selections compared to previous menus.
American Airlines - December 2008
American finally updated their selections for buy on board. It's about time!
Sunday, November 9, 2008
United Airlines - November 2008
United raised the prices for their BOB. Snack Boxes are now $6 each, and sandwiches and salads are now $9 each. They also changed their Snack Boxes a bit.
Friday, October 10, 2008
Delta Air Lines - October 2008
Delta had some changes to their buy on board menu. Here's the latest.
Hawaiian Airlines - October 2008
Again I reiterate, Hawaiian doesn't charge for meals. I just like that they post the meals on their website, so here ya go.
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Friday, September 5, 2008
Midwest Airlines - September 2008
Of course, not sure how LONG Midwest will be with us, but here's a new inflight b.o.b. menu.
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
American - August 2008
The food menu is exactly the same (come on American, mix it up a bit at least and change the menu every few months!) but they did add a combo meal you can purchase on select flights.
Hawaiian - August 2008
Again, not buy on board, but I like that they give you the menu before you fly.
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Alaska Airlines - July 2008
The only thing that has changed since the last time I posted about Alaska, is that their "Northern Bites Picnic Pack" has changed. Everything else that they offer remains the same.
Friday, June 6, 2008
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Hawaiian Airlines - June 2008
Again, they still offer free meals, but I like that they spell out what your menu is going to be, so I figured I'd still update their menus when they update them.
Northwest Airlines - June 2008
Northwest has the oddest buy on board. You'd think they'd offer sandwiches on all flights over, say, 3.5 hours. But no.
They offer individual snacks to buy, like the Pringles below, or snack boxes, or a fruit or veggie plate. If you want a breakfast or dinner sandwich, you have to fly on a flight NOT between cities in the the continental U.S. So if you're flying between LA and Minneapolis, don't expect a sandwich to buy.
They offer individual snacks to buy, like the Pringles below, or snack boxes, or a fruit or veggie plate. If you want a breakfast or dinner sandwich, you have to fly on a flight NOT between cities in the the continental U.S. So if you're flying between LA and Minneapolis, don't expect a sandwich to buy.
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