Traveller Letters: Where’s my breakfast and coffee, Qantas?

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Traveller Letters: Where’s my breakfast and coffee, Qantas?
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“After an overnight flight from Asia, I politely asked before landing what happened to breakfast? I was snapped at in reply.”

On a recent Qantas overnight flight back to Australia from Asia I was surprised when the cabin lights were turned on and we were instructed to buckle up and prepare for landing. I went to the galley asking politely what happened to breakfast or a cup of coffee? In reply, I was snapped at with a “we no longer serve a second meal on flights shorter than 10 hours”. That was news to me as a regular flyer.

This is fine, but it’s also good to sometimes swap comfort for chance, unpredictability and maybe a little discomfort too.When the bus driver asked our plans for our last day in Vancouver, Canada, he soon convinced us to change them. He opened our eyes to a natural phenomena only a ferry ride and short hike away.

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