British Airways reveals catering revamp to long-haul flights with 4-course meal

Having come in for criticism over its changes to catering, including the switch to buy-on-board catering for short-haul economy passengers, British Airways has announced a raft of changes to win over passengers. The airline revealed what it billed as a multi-million pound investment in its long-haul economy cabin catering, including a 4-course meal and second meal, "or substantial snack depending on the length of the flight". A second meal for some long-haul flights had previously been ditched, before BA then announced in November that catering would be upgraded as part of a GBP4.5b investment drive so everyone has "better snacks" and on longer flights, "everyone has a full second meal". Previously, customers were offered a snack, a 3-course meal or light meal, depending on the time and length of their flight. <br/>