Korean Air to stop serving cup noodles to economy passengers. Here's why

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In severe turbulence events, such as the May incident on a flight from London to Singapore where one passenger died and 71 others were injured, hot meals and drinks are often temporarily suspended to prevent accidents.

In place of ramyeon, Korean Air will offer a self-service snack bar on long-haul flights.

Korean Air to stop serving cup noodles to economy passengers.

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Topics: Hot meals on flights Airline food service changes In-flight safety Paul Williams Climate change impact on flights Airline rankings 2024 Prestige class In-flight dining experience Aviation safety Korean Air safety measures Turbulence risk Korean Air cup noodles Airplane turbulence Economy class Long-haul flights Airline snack options Korean Air University of Reading In-flight disturbances Ramyeon noodles First class Burn accidents on flights

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Published On: 2024-08-02 @ 15:21:13 (4 hours ago)

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