Nice video. It's a shame that the meal presentation wasn't better- it doesn't feel very premium in a plastic box with wooden cutlery. Are you sure you have the seating capacity of the B737-700 correct at 4:00? KLM B737-700s can seat 112 passengers in economy and Boeing themselves state that the maximum passenger capacity of a B737-700 is 149 passengers.
@@charliedurham4248 You’re right, in Europe and Japan (I believe this is also the case in South Korea), meals are served for passengers traveling in business class for flights of less than two hours, which is not the case in the US. Even economy class travelers get a small snack (large coconut macaroon or sandwich with drinks) for flights of less than an hour with KLM
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Nice video. It's a shame that the meal presentation wasn't better- it doesn't feel very premium in a plastic box with wooden cutlery. Are you sure you have the seating capacity of the B737-700 correct at 4:00? KLM B737-700s can seat 112 passengers in economy and Boeing themselves state that the maximum passenger capacity of a B737-700 is 149 passengers.
Even on a 1.5 hour flight, they serve a meal?
The flight was in business class
@@flyingeveryday23 , still. We barely get a coffee in the US in first class on 1.5 hour flight
@@charliedurham4248 You’re right, in Europe and Japan (I believe this is also the case in South Korea), meals are served for passengers traveling in business class for flights of less than two hours, which is not the case in the US. Even economy class travelers get a small snack (large coconut macaroon or sandwich with drinks) for flights of less than an hour with KLM