AirlineMeals.net is devoted to the fine art of high-altitude dining. Contributors from around the world take pictures of their in-flight meals and submit them, along with their reviews, to the site.
You can have a gander at the listings for various airlines, and decide whether to put your faith in Air Canada’s cooking or pack a few PowerBars and a banana. One hint: if you’re travelling economy, don’t look at the first-class meals. The jealousy can be lethal.
One incomprehensible oversight is the lack of a history of the spork. But there are reviews of airport restaurants, info on how meals are prepared, vintage photos (a few of them that are even older than an Air Alaska whole wheat bun) and a user forum.
