060
Photo taken by: Norm Soley
Flying from: Toronto YYZ to Tampa, 2 February 2003
Flight duration: 2:50
Aircraft type & class: B767 - Business Class
Meal type: In official airline terms this meal is a "Snack" but it was
served at what I could consider traditional lunch time - Cold beef "salad",
potato salad, tossed green salad, asparagus, cheese and crackers,
chocolate truffles
Drink: Vineland Estates Reisling
Comments: "Reasonably nice for a "snack" but not as successful as
some of the other possible snacks (Air Canada pictures 045 and 050)."
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 6

059
Photo taken by: L Lee
Flying from: Toronto to Tokyo, 11 December 2002
Aircraft type & class: Economy
Meal type: Snack - Chicken flavoured Cup Noodles
Drink: Coke
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 7

058
Photo taken by: L Lee
Flying from: Toronto to Tokyo, 11 December 2002
Aircraft type & class: Economy
Meal type: Breakfast - Beef noodles, fruit salad, hand-made sushi
Drink: Water
Comments: "The beef is very dry!"
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 6

057
Photo taken by: L Lee
Flying from: Toronto to Tokyo, 11 December 2002
Aircraft type & class: Economy
Meal type: Dinner - Salad, Salmon, Rice, Vegetables, Sushi, Cake
Drink: Water, Beer
Comments: "The salmon seemed to be overcooked"
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 7

056
Photo taken by: Bob Mackin
Flying from: Montreal to Vancouver, 25 January 2003
Aircraft type & class: Airbus, economy
Meal type: dinner - lasagna with spinach, salad, pumpernickel bun, maple flan
Comments: "Based on recent Air Canada meals, this one was relatively enjoyable. Compliments to the sky chef!
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 7.5

055
Photo taken by: Cindy Chung
Flying from: Winnipeg to Ottawa, 30 December 2002
class: Economy
Meal type: Lunch - Bacon and cheese wrap
Drink: Water
Comments: "At least it was warm"
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 3

054
Photo taken by: Cindy Chung
Flying from: Ottawa to Winnipeg, 24 December 2002
class: Economy
Meal type: Breakfast - Scrambled eggs and cheese wrapped in spinach pita
Drink: Water
Comments: "I guess a two and a half hour flight on Air Canada doesn't warrant a decent meal. Overprocessed and greasy which left an unsettling feeling for hours afterwards."
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 2

053
Photo taken by: Caroline Chan
Flying from Toronto to Vancouver AC137, 21 December 2002
Class: Economy
Meal type: "Dinner - Sliced roast beef with green beans, carrots and scalloped potatoes, salad and chocolate mousse layer cake. The salad was weary and limp consisting of only iceberg lettuce and a few strands of cucumber. Boiled vegetables are self-explanatory. The beef was cardboardy but had ok flavour and sufficient gravy sauce. The scalloped potatoes had decent flavour."
Rating 1-10: 5

052
Photo taken by: Norm Soley
Flying from: MCO to YYZ, 9 January 2003
Aircraft type & class: Airbus 320, Economy
Meal type: Breakfast - English Muffin with Egg, Cheese and Back bacon, Yoghurt and Apple
Drink: Coffee and Orange Juice
Comments: "The egg in the sandwich was not a pleasing texture but overall not bad, much better to get a proper meal rather than the "Snack" AC usually "serves.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 6

051
Photo taken by: Norm Soley
Flying from: YYZ to MCO, 5 January 2003
Aircraft type & class: A320, Economy
Meal type: Snack - What to call this? Some bready dough folded over a mystery filling. Still not clear what the filling was (may have had ham in it)
Drink: Vodka and Tonic
Comments: "Still dislike the fact that AC serves these awful snacks on flights that should by time and duration offer a proper meal but at least this is better than the veggie wrap."
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 4

050
Photo taken by: Norm Soley
Flying from: Calgary YYC to Toronto YYZ, 28 November 2002
Aircraft type & class: A320, Business Class (upgraded with certificates)
Meal type: Airline calls it a Snack but is served at dinner time - Cajun spiced chicken strips (cold) corn salad, guacamole, cheese and crackers
Drink: Vineland Estates Riesling
Comments: "Very nice, actually more like the meal I would expect at this time of day than the snack described by the airline"
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 8

049
Photo taken by: BeckiRAD
Flying from: Sydney to Honolulu, 16 December 2002
Aircraft type & class: 747-400, Economy
Meal type: Snack/Dinner - fettuccini alfredo, fruit bowl, roll, miniature candy bar.
Drink: white wine
Comments: "This meal was advertised as a snack, but it was almost the same size as the lunch we received earlier. It should probably be classified as
dinner. The sauce on the pasta was bland and tasted like nothing."
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 2 (only because the fruit was fresh, and the mini candy bar was a Toblerone)

048
Photo taken by: Hannaman
Flying from: Sydney to Honolulu, 16 December 2002
Aircraft type & class: 747-400, Economy
Meal type: Snack/Dinner - Lamb on rice, fruit bowl, roll, miniature candy bar.
Drink: Molson Dry
Comments: "Again, an excellent meal -- quite tasty with plenty of seasonings."
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 8

047
Photo taken by: Hannaman
Flying from: Sydney to Honolulu, 16 December 2002
Aircraft type & class: 747-400, Economy
Meal type: Lunch - Chicken curry on fetuccini, vegetables, salad, roll, cheese, and cake with light fruit topping.
Drink: Molson Dry
Comments: "In addition to the dish being very tasty, I particuarly enjoyed the interesting colors and shapes of the dishes. It was refreshing to have
something more than iceberg in the salad, too. The cake was also excellent, but I was not sure what exactly it was. It looked like chocolate, but it was
not -- it was definitely some sort of fruit-based cake."
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 10

046
Photo taken by: Peter Shiels
From: Toronto to Madrid, 5 December 2002
Aircraft type: B767-300 Executive Class
Meal type: Dinner - Arctic Char
Drink: Wine
Comments: "Outstanding presentation and wonderful delicate taste. Cooked to perfection."
Rating: 9

045
Photo taken by: Norm Soley
Flying from: Toronto YYZ to Calgary YYC, 24 November 2002
Class: Business Class (upgraded with certificates)
Meal type: Snack - Cold Salmon, pasta salad, dinner roll, cheese and crackers, mousse cake with almond and pistachio
Drink: Vineland Estates Riesling
Comments: "Very nice, more like a light meal than a snack"
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 8

044
Photo taken by: Norm Soley
Flying from: New Orleans MSY to Toronto YYZ, 15 November 2002
Class: Economy
Meal type: Snack, at a time when a snack was reasonable - Veggie Wrap
Drink: Orange Juice
Comments: cabin crew handed out these wraps in tinfoil wrapper, no utensils. The FA said "we make them small so we don't spoil your dinner"
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 3

043
Photo taken by: Norm Soley
Flying from: Toronto YYZ to New Orleans MSY, 11 November 2002
Class: Economy
Meal type: Described by airline as "SNACK" but served at noon - Personal pizza
Drink: Diet Coke
Comments: "The cabin crew handed out these pizza's wrapped in tinfoil there were no utensils, just a puck wrapped in foil the pizza was about 4 inches in diameter."
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 4

042
Photo taken by: Oscar Skold
Flying from: Vancouver YYC to Houston IAH, 3 November 2002
Class: Economy
Meal type: Lunch - Cold chicken, pasta, bruchetta
Drink: club soda
Comments: "Not too memorable of a meal"
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 4

041
Photo taken by: Kevin English
Flying from: Vancouver YVR to London LHR, 4 June 2002
Class: Y
Meal type: Breakfast - Pastry, Yoghurt
Drink: Orange juice + Coffee
Comments: "They call this a breakfast? Snack would be a better description."
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 3

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