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Snacks on planes

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WelshMoth · 09/08/2019 14:53

Will I be able to buy little snacks for DD's on a a Virgin flight to Orlando? Can I make sandwiches and take them on board? I have a DD with a ferocious appetite and hollow legs.

Sorry if this is a bit dim - we haven't flown in years.

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MaybeitsMaybelline · 11/08/2019 09:38

Oh yes, when mine were small we used to take extras such as Dairylea lunchables, crackers, baby bels, bananas, etc as DD would never eat a plane meal.

WelshMoth · 11/08/2019 23:33

Defo no nuts. I bloody love cashews but sense says they should be banned on planes.

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WelshMoth · 11/08/2019 23:34

We called in a M&S service station earlier and bought chicken wings Grin. Can we take those through?

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Longdistance · 11/08/2019 23:39

We’re flying out Thursday. I pack things like sweets and biscuits (to keep them quiet) and get some bits in Boots as I find it cheaper than the other shops.

Yes, you can take your chicken wings onboard. Happy flying ✈️

WelshMoth · 11/08/2019 23:42

Thanks @Long!

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fuzzyduck1 · 12/08/2019 23:39

If your flying virgin shacks and drinks should be free.

ThelmaDinkley · 12/08/2019 23:42

Honestly, you’ll not need anything unless you’re very fussy (as my dd is)as they’re always coming round with snacks and meals and drinks.

ThelmaDinkley · 12/08/2019 23:43

They are all free as well. Enjoy your trip. We’ve just come back from Orlando.

sadandtired01 · 22/08/2019 03:46

Another one who thought it said snakes on planes

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