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Photo taken by: Howard Long
Route: Edinburgh (EDI) to London City (LCY), 13 Jul 2004
Ticket price: GBP330 return
Flight duration: 1:15
Aircraft type & class: Dornier 328, Business
Business or leisure trip: Business
Meal: Afternoon snack
Egg & ham roll; scone, clotted cream & jam
Drink: Diet coke
Comments: Not bad for an afternoon snack. Service good.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 8
Camera brand & type: Canon Digital IXUS V

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Photo taken by: Howard Long
Route: London City (LCY) to Edinburgh (EDI), 12 Jul 2004
Ticket price: GBP330 return
Flight duration: 1:15
Aircraft type & class: Dornier 328, Business
Business or leisure trip: Business
Meal: Breakfast
Cooked Scottish breakfast, Strawberry Yoghurt, Roll,
butter & marmalade
Drink: Tea, Apple juice
Comments: Just right to get me started for the day. Brown sauce too - yummy.
Service OK.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 7
Camera brand & type: Canon Digital IXUS V

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Photo taken by: Howard Long
Flying from: Edinburgh (EDI) to London City (LCY), 11 Sep 2003
Ticket price: £330 return
Flight duration: 1h 20m
Aircraft type & class: Dornier 328, Business.
Meal: Dinner - Cold smoked duck on bed of lettuce and cold rice salad. Lemon tart with blackberries.
Drink: Gin & Tonic
Comments: Duck was tasty but was too fatty for me. Rice was tasteless. Tart was dry. Lucky I popped into Burger King before the flight...
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 6 overall (5 for food, 7 for service)

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Photo taken by: Howard Long
Flying from: London City (LCY) to Edinburgh (EDI), 11 Sep 2003
Ticket price: £330 return
Flight duration: 1h 20m
Aircraft type & class: Dornier 328, Business.
Meal: Breakfast
Scottish Breakfast including sausage, bacon, plum tomato, haggis, hash brown, brown sauce (there was a selection of sauces). Banana yoghurt. Roll (selection), marmalade and butter. Hard mints.
Drink: Apple juice, Tea.
Comments: Food tasted good, especially the hot breakfast, although it might not look that appetising. Roll was fresh. Impressive for such a tiny plane. I very nearly successfully controlled the Yoghurt from exploding on me, but I was left with a small mark on my shirt. Service was excellent too: one of the FA's knew every one of the thrity passengers name without a cheat sheet. As she welcomed each person aboard and glanced their boarding cards, she must have registered something about them which allowed her to remember their name. It's a skill I'm envious of! Flight was full on this occasion. On a half-empty flight, don't try moving seats, though. They allocate seats on the plane from the back, and push you all down to the far end of the plane no matter how empty it's going to be. Something to do with the aircraft trim apparently. If you try moving seats with or without permission and you will wish you never did.... FA's get particularly outraged about this. I've seen many passengers patronised by a ScotAir FA like a pre-school child for even thinking about asking to move. I've been at the sharp end myself - it doesn't make your day.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 9 overall (8 for food, 10 for service)