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Not shown: the rest of the plane smoking cigarettes.
They’re already running a giant meat smoker up there.
This is some monster hunter shit
Now I didn’t fly much before I was born, I’ll admit, but my first guess would be that this is a photo taken for an ad, not an actual flight in progress.
I’ve been watching the MIT 14.01 and 14.41 courses. John Gruber at one point talked about prices for flights were set by the government, so the airlines could only differentiate themselves by providing luxury.
Once the market was “freed” (or whatever you’d call it), people kept choosing for the cheaper flights, over the luxurious ones, so the luxurious ones disappeared, and now we only have “cheap” ones.
Also, because the airports were the ones with the power to force the airplane owners to pay whatever they were setting for the parking spots, it ended up the airports being the ones to set the price of a flight (indirectly). Like, if you’re an airplane owner, where else are you going to park? Pay up, bucko!
This article suggests that it’s from actual flights in progress.
Well hats off to the flight attendants I must say
They were probably suppressing their coughing caused by the gentlemen smoking havanas one row further.
no they were annoyed they had to put their cigarettes down to serve these people, because they needed both hands.
All the windows have curtain, how convenient you cant see if they are actually flying or not. The ceiling height is also suspicously to high, it seems fake. And calling that buzzfeed gallery as an “article” hmm…
Here’s a Danish article about servings at SAS flights through it’s history. You can translate it yourself
https://insideflyer.dk/sas-mad-drikke-gennem-gennem-tiden/
Also you can visit the official SAS museum website at the link bellow
Where it mentions the exact model of the plane? I never questioned whether you could buy food like that, but none of those photos were taken on an airplane. Ceiling is too high. Overhead storage has no doors. Separator wall has a gap below the ceiling, things you won’t see on an actual plane.
Yeah I am sure that this is a studio photo in a recreated aircraft cabinet.
It just sounded like you were doubting the fact that this was a thing
Looks like a staged photo, the corner where the wall meets the ceiling makes a hard right angle, which makes me think it’s a building and not a plane.
Ignoring the food for a second, is that a young willam Defoe?
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The way that jamón is cut makes me wanna cry a little
Came to say this. The way they cut that ham is a punishable by jail crime in Spain.
unrelated to the cut, but I got myself a small pre-sliced kit of Iberico ham, wholly holy hell I think I may have ruined myself on my discount charcuterie. Now I am having internal debates of the worthiness of buying a whole leg and having the arguments of justifying the costs to my wife.
Presunto/jámon will cure over time and become harder and denser in flavour. Cutting it straight from the leg is also a learned skill and a good knife to do it is also advisable. But you get a bone from which you can make an awsome feijoada.
What was the inflation adjusted cost of that flight?
An original Spanish person would be very angry with this picture
A portuguese would be very much pissed at it as well…
“In what form would you like your pork?”
How many beers do they need?
If you think that’s a lot, you should see how many beers the pilots have got!
As one can see two different bottles (at least to me they look slightly different) on the plate, they may contain different grades, e.g. one may be light beer, lättöl, and the other regular beer, folköl, or strong beer, starköl.
Yes
I will say, one of the best in flight meals I ever had was in business class on SAS. Looks like it’s a long tradition.
Nice.
