British Airways Faces Criticism Over Business Class Meal Changes

The airline's new brunch service and reduced evening meals have sparked backlash from frequent flyers, who claim the changes are cost-cutting measures.

British Airways has introduced a brunch menu on long-haul flights departing between 8:30 am and 11:29 am, replacing the traditional lunch service.
The new menu includes items like cheese frittatas and Belgian waffles, while previous options like grilled halibut and chicken wellington have been removed.
Evening flights departing after 9 pm will now offer a simplified meal service, eliminating starters and reducing dessert options.
Frequent flyers have expressed dissatisfaction, viewing the changes as a downgrade and accusing the airline of prioritizing cost-cutting over customer experience.
British Airways maintains that the changes were made in response to positive feedback and are part of a broader £7 billion investment in the brand.