Industry Update
ONBOARD CATERING
BA launches pre- flight cocktails
British Airways has unveiled a new cocktail created by the UK's Bartender of the Year 2013, Gareth Evans. The pre-flight cocktail will be served in the British Airways Concorde Room, at London Heathrow Terminal 5, and is named The Tanqueray BA175. Served in a champagne flute with equal 25ml measures of pink grapefruit juice, apricot liquor and Tanqueray No. TEN gin topped with champagne, it offers a playful twist on the classic French 75.
ba.com
ON THE GROUND
Munich ranks best in Europe
Munich Airport has been ranked as Europe's best airport for the seventh time in the World Airport Awards. The Bavarian hub also achieved the number three position in the global rankings. In its 'weight class' – airports with 30–40 million passengers a year – Munich Airport was actually number one in the world. Munich also scored highly in the global
rankings, taking second place in three individual categories: Airport dining, Terminal comfort and VIP terminals. The Munich Airport team was honoured as Europe's best airport crew.
worldairportawards.com
ONBOARD CATERING
bmi regional boxes clever
bmi regional will introduce new in-flight snack boxes this Spring. Cathal O'Connell, ceo, said: "Our three
new snack choices will be available across our network in addition to an enhanced inflight bar offering, all of which remain complimentary on every flight." The new snack service, supplied by
Skytrac, includes a Breakfast Box and a Bistro Box, offering the best of tasty British bites. A Wellness Box is packed with nut-, gluten- and milk-free nibbles and makes bmi the first scheduled UK airline to offer a speciality meal without the hassle of pre-ordering.
bmiregional.com,
www.skytrac.co.uk
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