Passengers flying in economy class on British Airways long-haul flights could fly hunger after the airline said they would no longer give two meals on flights under eight and a half hours. Passengers flying in premium economy also face the meal cull on flight under seven hours.
The reduced menu consisting of a meal and a snack prior to landing was introduced last month amid reports the airline was planning to charge for meals. Passengers will now have to rely on snacks later on in the flight though unlike budget airlines, passenger would not have to pay for snacks according to the BA spokesperson.