Runway dining in Boeing 777 proving hit in Japan

Runway dining in Boeing 777 proving hit in Japan: The global airline industry is surviving the amid quarantine and travel restriction. Many airlines are coming up with creative ideas about what to do with grounded planes during the pandemic.

Ideas like Singapore Airlines started lunch on a Stationary Airbus A380, Australia trying to get its plane in the air for the halves price for domestic travel,Taiwan’s Eva and Australia’s Qantas both started sightseeing flights which land at the same airport they take-off from and now Japan’s biggest airline All Nippon Airways (ANA) started offering the service to dine at first-class on a parked plane at $540 (£392) a meal.

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Japan’s ANA dining experience takes place on a Boeing 777 parked at Haneda Airport in Tokyo. First-class seat costs around 59,800 yen and business-class costs 29,800 yen.

Last week, British Airways started first-class menu available for home delivery. There’s a choice of four different cook-at-home meal kits starting from £80.

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