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Reducing meal service on flights is another way for the airline to save money, according to American spokesman Todd Burke.
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Hayley Deacon, meal service manager at County Enterprise Foods in Warwick, said that 90% of the deliveries had been made.
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Despite the desirability of lie-flat beds, entertainment and fancy-meal service in business class, there are lots of empty seats to auction off.
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BA's flat-bed seats in a dark cabin undisturbed by any meal service.
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San Francisco has radically transformed its meal service.
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He orders express meal service and eschews alcohol.
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Not only was it much better than any of the US airline lounges, it certainly beat eating on the plane, and by skipping the entire inflight meal service, it let me get more sleep on an otherwise relatively short flight.
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Despite the lavish, all day feast at Facebook, Desimone says he keeps his per meal costs competitive with quick-service restaurants.
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As people have less time to eat a proper meal, packaged foods and quick service restaurants will play to that trend.
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Meal on Wheels had to cancel its service on Tuesday because it was too dangerous for its drivers to reach its 80 clients who receive hot meals.
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Eddy Lu, the cofounder of Grubwithus, a great start-up that has created a social service to meet people over a meal, never felt content in Frame 1.
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Americans of a certain age might recall a time when airlines were the gold standard of customer service, when champagne flowed freely and every passenger received a hot meal.
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