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I can’t say I’m impressed by them ditching Heineken beer. Moslon Canadian is a poor second choice. That being got off my chest, does anyone know how I can find an ingredients list for the new food. I have an intolerance to mustard and almonds and am pretty sure I inadvertently ingested the former on my flight from CDG to YUL yesterday.
AC continues its race to the bottom and I’ll continue voting with my wallet. I almost never fly AC internationally anymore.
AC’s food has been going downhill for a long time and these changes along with other things have really sucked.
What’s this disgusting coucous plate they have been serving on YOW/YUL-YYZ? Looks cheap and pathetic. Not very tasty either. It seems like they ran out of money and are now serving something for the sake of serving something. (Why is there no picture of this? Too embarrassed?)
What are these inflight “light bites” where I have only two choices? Chicken pot pie (thank god that’s gone now?) and some crappy salad?
Also, the downgrade of the champagne from Laurent Perrier? And the removal of Perrier water?
This seems like change for the sake of change. And marketing all about nothing (trying to spin things into a positive story when frankly there’s nothing positive here).
Also, what’s this about making passengers wait for the amenity kit and slippers on a night flight (instead of those two items already sitting at the seat along with the headset)? I was told this is a newly implemented spec. Are they trying to save a kit or a 2 cent slipper, hoping they don’t have to give it out if the passenger has already passed out? I don’t want to have to wait until we are airborne to get my kit and slippers. Give it to me while I’m still awake on the ground!
And in what decade will they finally serve bubbles in the departure lounge? Sigh.
Chicken and rice forever more. Cheap. Cheap. Air Canada must own a chicken farm and a rice paddy. The “Chiefs” should be ashamed.Air Canada motto – We’re not happy unless yo’re unhappy