If you’re reading this and flying to Europe on British Airways, you may want to pack yourself a little something to eat.
The national British carrier has just cut its food service in the wake of Brexit, the separation of the United Kingdom from the rest of the European Union.
British Airways is down to to one meal only for economy passengers on flights under eight and a half hours. This includes flights between the UK to the United States and Canada.
The same belt-tightening measure has been applied to premium economy passengers on flights under seven hours.
“We offer customers on all of our trans-Atlantic flights a three-course meal, bar service and snacks, and on our longer trans-Atlantic flights, including to the West Coast, customers are offered an extra meal during the flight,” said a spokesperson for the airline.
The above does not necessarily apply to passengers who order kosher and/or glatt kosher pre-packaged meals.