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These are all old airline ads, though I try to keep a focus on ads that deal with inflight catering. Total: 57 pictures

AUSTRIA Vienna, VIE BELGIUM Brussels, BRU CANADA Montreal Dorval, YUL Nanavut, YFB Ottawa, YOW Vancouver, YVR COSTA RICA San Jose, SJO DENMARK Copenhagen, CPH EMIRATES Dubai, UAE HONG KONG Hong Kong, HKG INDIA Bangalore BLR Guwahati GAU Imphal IMF Kolkatta CCU New Delhi DEL Pune, PNQ ITALY Rome, FCO KOREA (S) Seoul, SEL NORWAY Oslo, OSL PAKISTAN Lahore, LHE SAUDI ARABIA Riyadh Intern'l, RUH SINGAPORE Changi, SIN SPAIN Madrid Barajas, MAD SWEDEN Stockholm, ARN TURKEY Antalya, AYT Istanbul, Atatürk, IST UNITED KINGDOM London, LHR London, STN USA Anchorage, APA Atlanta, ATL Austin Intern'l, AUS Denver Intern'l, DEN Fort Lauderdale, FLL Las Vegas, LAS Los Angeles, LAX Miami Intern'l, MIA New York, JFK New York, LaGuardia Newark, EWR Philadelphia, PHL Pittsburgh, PIT San Jose, SJC San Francisco, SFO Washington, IAD

usa: MIAMI, MIA   La Caretta at Miami Intenrational Airport. This Cuban chain restaurant has a location in Miami International Airport. If memory serves me correctly, it's at Terminal D. The first thing that I noticed was that many airport and airline staff eat there. It's often filled with baggage handlers, pilots, flight attendants, and security personnel. Following the tradition that if the locals eat there, it must be good, my boyfriend and I tried it. Their Cuban menu includes tradtional favorites such as Ropa Vieja (literal translation - "old clothes") and Chicken and Yellow Rice, Black Beans, Cuban bread, and the famous Cuban sandwhich. Ropa Viega is actually a dish consisting of beef browned then stewed in a broth with onion and bell peppers. Although the prices are in line with other airport food (can you say "way overpriced"?), the quality is good, rice is homemade, not instant, and there is a good selection of domestic and South American beers. sent by Cynthia Brown, Brandon FL, 14 July 2002