Please share which airline has best uniform!

[chatlovers]

Originally Posted by SkyIsMighty

Thank you for all your kind support.

Please post here the airlines you like to see.

Upz you back + 10. Anyone else interested in exchange?

[HornyGrin]

Originally Posted by TomMaffo1ter

Culture very similar to Thai.

Long long time ago was same family

[SkyIsMighty]

Originally Posted by chatlovers

Upz you back + 10. Anyone else interested in exchange?

Thank you very much for upz.

[SkyIsMighty]

Air Serbia

[Wende11a]

Very pretty stewardess.

Originally Posted by SkyIsMighty

Air Serbia

[TomMaffo1ter]

Looks beautiful.

Originally Posted by SkyIsMighty

Air Serbia

[Ohio]

Originally Posted by Wende11a

Very pretty stewardess.

Fully agreed with you.

[SkyIsMighty]

Qingdao Airlines (China)

[TomMaffo1ter]

Another china airline.

Originally Posted by SkyIsMighty

Qingdao Airlines (China)

[Wende11a]

Cute girls squatting.

Originally Posted by SkyIsMighty

Qingdao Airlines (China)

[Ahgor]

Originally Posted by Wende11a

Cute girls squatting.

I didn't realized so many airlines.

[SkyIsMighty]

Food fight at 40,000 feet: Asian airlines woo gourmet flyers



SINGAPORE — Ever since Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin served his guests turtle bouillon, lamb chops and champagne on the world’s first international passenger flight in 1912, on-board catering has been key to winning the hearts and stomachs of top-paying passengers.

These days, about four million meals are consumed in the air every day. So with competition increasing between the highest-rated airlines in Asia and the Middle East, it’s no surprise that their battalions of food trolleys are in the vanguard of the fight for premium passengers.

Cathay Pacific Airways and Singapore Airlines introduced new food and beverage offerings as they try to lure back premium passengers from carriers such as Emirates Airline and Etihad Airways that offer shower spas and luxurious suites. The Middle Eastern operators have used their geographic position at the crossroads of global flight paths to build giant transfer hubs that connect passengers between Asia and Europe and the US.

As the Champagne corks pop, we take a look inside the galleys of five airlines to see how each is looking to appeal to the modern road warrior.

http://www.todayonline.com/lifestyle...gourmet-flyers

[SkyIsMighty]

Please post the airlines you like to see here.

[Wende11a]

No chance for me.

I don't fly business class or first class.

Originally Posted by SkyIsMighty

Food fight at 40,000 feet: Asian airlines woo gourmet flyers



SINGAPORE — Ever since Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin served his guests turtle bouillon, lamb chops and champagne on the world’s first international passenger flight in 1912, on-board catering has been key to winning the hearts and stomachs of top-paying passengers.

These days, about four million meals are consumed in the air every day. So with competition increasing between the highest-rated airlines in Asia and the Middle East, it’s no surprise that their battalions of food trolleys are in the vanguard of the fight for premium passengers.

Cathay Pacific Airways and Singapore Airlines introduced new food and beverage offerings as they try to lure back premium passengers from carriers such as Emirates Airline and Etihad Airways that offer shower spas and luxurious suites. The Middle Eastern operators have used their geographic position at the crossroads of global flight paths to build giant transfer hubs that connect passengers between Asia and Europe and the US.

As the Champagne corks pop, we take a look inside the galleys of five airlines to see how each is looking to appeal to the modern road warrior.

http://www.todayonline.com/lifestyle...gourmet-flyers

[SkyIsMighty]

Good afternoon to all.