Aero inflight cuisine delights passengers

Having experienced the business class as well as commercial class services of Nigerian airlines on several trips, some air travellers have rated high the inflight cuisine provided aboard Aero Contractors.
 According to the passengers, the airline operator has taken its inflight catering service a notch higher to add value and create unique experience which complements its core airline services.
A frequent air traveller, who declined to be mentioned, said: “I have tasted meals on board other airlines but I can tell you that none comes close to what Aero offers.”
 Another traveller also gave thumbs up for Aero in-flight meals. “I fly Aero when I’m in the country. Apart from their safety record, I love their meals. It’s comparable to what obtains on airlines abroad. I keep wondering who their caterers are and how they’re able to achieve this,” he said.
Noting how much her kids love the neatly package, meals on Aero, a mother of two said: “My children regularly prefer the Airline because of the inflight snacks. Most times I eat it as a soon as it is served, but they prefer to take it home and enjoy it.”
 The Business Class meals in particular are earning the airline applause and commendation from passengers for the thoughtfulness and care in its packaging.  
What is interesting is that Dana Air pioneered this new wave of branded packaged meals but Aero has taken it to a higher level, driving home the saying that, ‘If you want to copy, better the original’.

Though many airlines now offer meals on-board, no other gives the range and variety that Aero offers. On offer are Tortilla wrap, Spicy Chicken wrap, Caesar Chicken Wrap, Chicken and Steak Wrap, Croissant Sandwiches, Gourmet sandwiches, among many other mouth-watering delicacies.
The meals are not only tasty, nutritious and healthier, but also come in high quality user-friendly packaging.

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