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Thomsonfly serves up celebrity chef
Thursday, 12 Sep, 2006
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Celebrity chef Aldo Zilli is to oversee the in-flight meal service offered by Thomsonfly next summer.
The new menus come as part of a review of the whole of the airline’s in-flight service for 2007, including increased seat pitch on many long haul flights and a more sophisticated seat back entertainment system.
Zilli, who runs a London-based restaurant business and a cookery school in Italy besides his television appearances, will have an input in all elements of the airline meal tray, according to the airline.
Managing director Colin Mitchell said: “This partnership should go some of the way to change people’s perceptions of airline meals and show there is no need to compromise on standard and choice.”
Report by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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