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Finnair is experimenting with a new Deli concept
in its Economy class on flights between Manchester and Helsinki
between June and October 2012.
The new Finnair Deli menu includes
a wide range of items, from french fries and pizza, to
Scandinavian tapas plates with reindeer mousse and smoked elk.
Starbucks’ coffee, tea and hot chocolate complement the beverage
selection, while different drink and snack combos are also
available.
The Deli menu is available for a price in economy class,
while in
business class, the meal is included in the ticket price.
For
customers in either class transferring via Helsinki, to or from Finnair’s 11 Asian destinations, a complimentary snack box is
included in the price of the ticket.
“Based on customer feedback
and our experience, many of our customers would like to have more
freedom of choice on what they eat on these kinds of short
flights,” said Maarit Keränen, Head of Service Concept. “With this
trial, we hope to gather information about customer preferences
and views on buy on board selection, in order to be able to
further develop our service offering.”
Finnair flies from Manchester to Helsinki
14 times a week.
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