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Qantas promises improved service

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The Chermoula chicken salad with couscous and mint dressing on the Dubai – Sydney route

Qantas New Economy Dining experience was unveiled early last month, offering re-defined dining for Qantas customers travelling in Economy worldwide and including flights between Dubai and Australia.

Dubai was the first market to receive the new experience, allowing customers to enjoy a wider choice of meals, 50 per cent larger servings and faster service.

Qantas head of international customer experience and service development, Phil Capps, said the dining experience had set a new standard for the five million Economy customers travelling on the airline’s international network each year.

“We believe we are now offering the best inflight Economy dining experience of any international carrier. Since we launched the new experience, customer satisfaction levels have increased month on month, which speaks volumes,” he said at the event.

“Not only does the new experience offer larger meals and more meal choices; removing the need for trays, means our cabin crew are able to serve and clear meals up to 30 minutes faster giving them more time to interact and assist passengers.

“And in good news for local businesses, in delivering the new service Qantas works with local suppliers in each region to source the freshest produce and deliver a range of diverse dishes inspired by the destination,” he explained.

The new menu offers larger meals, an increase from two to four meal options and faster service. There are also new meal categories, including a healthy option, comfort food and a meal inspired by the region, such as a Chermoula chicken salad with couscous and mint dressing on Dubai – Sydney flights.

Shortly after take-off passengers are served a welcome drink from Australian cordial supplier Bickford’s signature range, featuring flavours exclusive to Qantas such as Blueberry and Pomegrante. Snacks throughout the flight include fresh fruit, ice-cream and Maltesers, and prior to arrival, customers are offered a selection of breakfast options. 

Economy passengers can also pre-order their meal online with access to an exclusive dish, via the Select on Q Eat service, available on flights departing Australia, and will be introduced progressively on inbound flights from Dubai to Sydney in coming months.

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