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Photo taken by: Zunchaka Flurry
Route: CO1911, Houston Gorge Bush Intercontinental – Austin, 22 Apr 2004
Ticket price: $92.30- (Austin – Dallas Fort Worth, Roound trip)
Flight duration: 0 h 52 min
Aircraft type & class: Boeing 737-824 (N33284), Economy
Business or leisure trip: Business
Drink: Cranberry Juice
Comments: Wow! Smell of the brand new aircraft was really great! Actual flying time was 40 min; but, I was enjoying the "Work Hard, Fly Right" experience for the first time. It really did!
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 6+
Camera brand & type: Contax T-VS

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Photo taken by: Shakil Maruf
Route: EWR-LAX, 12 June 2004
Ticket price: $190
Flight duration: 5 hrs 7 mins
Aircraft type & class: 737-800, First Class (Platinum upgrade)
Business or leisure trip: Leisure
Meal type: Dinner, Veal Chop main entree, lobster appetizer
Drink: Sprite
Comments: This must have been one of the best meals I have ever had on a domestic airline. The veal chop was very flavorful and tender, not to mention the huge portion. The lobster was delicious especially after dipping it in the Du Berry sauce. The dinner started with servings of warm cashew nuts, followed by salad, appetizer, main entree and finished with two generous scoops of vanilla icecream with caramel topping. The whole dinner reminded me of dining out at an expensive restaurant.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 9
Camera brand & type: Kodak digital DX4900 4 MP

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Photo taken by: Christel J.S
Route: Cleveland - San Francisco, 25 Jun 1999
Ticket price: Unknown
Flight duration: 4hrs
Aircraft type & class: B737-700, Economy. N15712.
Business or leisure trip: Leisure
Meal type: Snack
Contents of the meal: Used to be a sandwich inside this paper. But I ate it ;o)
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 4. The service was crap, so was the food. I'll stick to European airliners :-) You don't even get hot food on a 4 hours early evening flight.
Camera brand & type: Olympus C-1

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Photo taken by: Terry Prekas
Route: Las Vegas, NV to Newark, NJ, 12 May 2004
Flight duration: 4 1/2H (approx.)
Aircraft type & class: 757, Economy
Business or leisure trip: Leisure
Meal type: Lunch
Contents of the meal: Hot BBQ Turkey Breast Sandwich, Bag of Potato Chips, Small bag of baby carrots, and a twix chocolate bar.
Drink: 7-up
Comments: The sandwich was ok (shredded turkey breast with bbq sauce mixed in on a long roll), but the rest of the meal was good.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 7
Camera brand & type: Sony DSC-F828

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Photo taken by: Eugene / Universities Online
Route: ONT - IAH, 26 May 2004
Flight duration: 3 hours
Aircraft type & class: B737-800, First
Meal type: Breakfast
Large fruit plate, an omellet and choice of bread. Other choice was cereal with fruit plate and bread.
Drink: large choice
Comments: The fruit plate was large and very fresh. The omelette was average, while the potatoes, sausage, and bacon were pretty tasteless. Hot biscuit was very good.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 8
Camera brand & type: Panasonic DMC-LC33

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Photo taken by: Gene K.
Route: EWR-RSW, CO1676, 8 Apr 2004
Ticket price: $275 (V fare)
Flight duration: 2h 30m
Aircraft type & class: Boeing 737-824, Coach Class (missed elite upgrade, again)
Business or leisure trip: Leisure
Meal type: Lunch/Dinner Snack
Contents of the meal: Ruffles potato chips, Russell Stover Pecan Delight, ham sandwich
Drink: Sprite
Comments: What is there to say that hasn't been said about the ubiquitous CO snack box? Sandwich was slightly larger than my last trip.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 5
Camera brand & type: Sony DSC-S85

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Photo taken by: Gene K.
Route: MSP-EWR, CO271, 18 Feb 2004
Ticket price: $350 (B fare)
Flight duration: 2h 35m
Aircraft type & class: Boeing 737-524, Coach Class (missed elite upgrade)
Business or leisure trip: Leisure
Meal type: Lunch/Dinner Snack
Contents of the meal: Oreo cookies, Fritos corn chips, ham sandwich
Drink: Sprite
Comments: Obviously Continental is back to name-brand items for their Coach snacks, but the portions are tiny. Their saving grace is the fact that nobody else in this market, or most others, for that matter, offers complimentary food in Coach for most flights under 4 hours or so. Can't really go wrong with the food itself, it was enough to hold me over since the flight got into EWR at 10pm.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 5
Camera brand & type: Sony DSC-S85

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Photo taken by: Dr Rana Jawad Asghar
Route: Newark to Atlanta, 17 Apr 2004
Flight Duration: 2 hours approx
Meal Type: Lunch
It was lunch time and even though I was not expecting anything on a domestic US sector I was surprised with this. A very small turkey sandwich , with a small pack of potato chips and chocolate bar.
Coffee or tea and softdrinks were available.
Rating: Lunch: Knowing that nothing beyond pretzel is being offered these days even on longer domestic flights I will give them 7 (Just to encourage other US airlines to have some food available)

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Photo taken by: John Bottino
Route: IAH - ONT, 7 Jan 2004
Ticket price: 300.00 + 10,000 onepass miles
Flight duration: 3 hours
Aircraft type & class: 737 First Class
Business or leisure trip: Leisure
Meal type: Lunch
Contents of the meal: We started the meal with a coca - cola and "Blue Diamond" smoked almonds, which are oh so good. The meal was continued with a salad consisting of fresh greens, cucumber, tomato, and bag of carrots and ranch dressing. The entree was a cheese burger on a sesame seed bun, which was actually really tasty! For dessert it was a "Twix and Cookies" candy bar.
Comments: The meal was very nice, and the service was excellent!! The only complaint I have, is that we did not receive a chocolate chip cookie, that is one of my favorite parts of the meal. Part over all this is one of the best airline meals I have ever had.
Camera brand & type: Kodak, disposable

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Photo taken by: John Bottino
Route: Las Vegas to Newark, 8 Jul 2003
Ticket price: 300.00 + 10,000 onepass miles
Flight duration: 5 hours
Aircraft type & class: 757 first class
Business or leisure trip: Leisure
Meal type: Dinner
Contents of the meal: Standard nuts "Whole Cashews" with a Dr. Pepper. Followed by a wonderful salad with fresh greens, croutons, cucumbers, tomato, and an Asian ginger dressing Deslih! Followed by the entree which was ricotta filled shells "stuffed shells" with a plum tomato sauce, spinach, and cheese. The meal was then ended with a beautiful sundae with chocolate, whipped cream, and a cherry :).
Drink: Dr. Pepper
Comments: The meal was very nice, and one of my first dinner meals in first class. I can say that nothing could have been done any better, service was A+
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 10
Camera brand & type: Kodak, disposable

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Photo taken by: Shane
Route: EWR-SXM, 17 Feb 2004
Ticket Price: Non-Rev
Flight Duration: 3 1/2 hours.
Aircraft Type: Boeing 757-200, First Class
Meal Type: Breakfast
Contents of Meal: Scrambled Eggs, Potatoes, Ham, Tomato.
Drink: Orange Juice.
Comments: Nice suprise to get a meal. Potatoes where a bit soggy and eggs a bit dry but was overall tasty.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 7
Camera brand and type: Sony CyberShot Digital Camera

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Photo taken by: J.E.Brinkley
Route: LAX/HOU, 7 Apr 2004
Ticket price: $329.40 plus OnePass miles to upgrade
Flight duration: 3 hours, 18 minutes
Aircraft type & class: 757-200
Business or leisure trip: Pleasure
Meal type: Snack
Contents of the meal: Orange juice and cashews before takeoff. Split Peas soup, Grilled turkey and cheese on tricolor bread, Spicy sauce for sandwich, Potato Salad, and pickle wedge.
Drink: Chardonay
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 8.5
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Photo taken by: J.E.Brinkley
Route: HOU-ORD, 7 Apr 2004
Ticket price: $329.40 plus OnePass miles
Flight duration: 2 hours, thirty seven minutes
Aircraft type & class: MD-80
Business or leisure trip: Pleasure
Meal type: Snack
Contents of the meal: Cold Salami and Turkey slices, Ranch Dressing dip, fresh baby carrots, assorted cheese cubes, Jacob's English Cream Crackers and Red grapes.
Drink: Chardonay
Comments: This was perhaps the most perfect "snack" I've ever been served on a domestic carrier. It was fresh, beautifully presented, and the flavors were well balanced. Following the snack, we were offered additional libations and candy by Roxanna Hott, one of the best FAs I've flown with in a long time.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 10
Camera brand & type: Cannon PowerShot S30