InflightFeed.com helps travelers review and compare buy-on-board meals
Skift Take
Perhaps it’s time travelers accept the current state of flying and reconsider groaning about buy-on-board meals if it means tastier food, larger portions, and dietary-specific options.
As the quality of airplane food diminishes and entire meals disappear, Inflight Feed has embraced the beauty of the buy-on-board meal option. The site describes and reviews meals on over 80 international airlines based on menu, service, value, and taste.
Travelers can search by airline to find out what free snacks, meals, and drinks will be offered and then click on a link for the carrier’s inflight menu. Inflight Feed is currently working on a database for people to search which airlines offer meal options that cater to their specific dietary needs.
The site quietly launched earlier this summer, but has caught the attention of the airline industry, which has been eager to submit pho
