Blogger reveals the best airplane meals – EVA Air’s Hello Kitty kids’ meal gets rave reviews

▲Nik Loukas’s review of EVA Air’s Hello Kitty livery plane kids’ meal set. (Photo / Screenshot frominflightfeedthe website)

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Many people say airplane food is terrible, but there are also plenty who look forward to in-flight meals on every flight. An Australian blogger named Nik Loukas shared his personal experiences with airline meals from around the world, offering insights on meals from over 65 airlines, including Taiwan’s domestic carrier EVA Air’s kids’ meal.

Loukas, who works in the aviation industry, has had many opportunities to try airplane meals. In 2012, he launched a websiteinflightfeedto share various in-flight meals and flying experiences. Inflightfeed is a guide that provides information about in-flight meals for travelers, but besides reviews and ratings of the meals, he also offers details on over 150 flight routes around the world on the site. He also runs theInstagram, giving more people access to aviation-related information.

 

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