How Sky Chefs Make Up for Dwindling In-Flight Meal Services
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All of this activity and diversification is a big help to the airline, whose pilots have continued their industrial action with another strike today cancelling 25 long-haul flights.
Even when you can't get a meal in the sky, you could be enjoying top quality airplane food on the ground.
With airlines increasingly trimming in-light services and meals, catering and onboard services companies have to be clever about protecting their business and finding sales to pay for their complex world-wide infrastructure. Nobody knows this better than Lufthansa's LSG Sky Chefs, which has successfully diversified its business beyond sales in flight to lounges, trains, schools and other special venues.
The company can prepare the next sandwich wrap you buy at the corner store, serve your meal on your high-speed train in Europe, then cater your Hong Kong wedding.
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