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A good flight service is crucial, especially if you are on along-haul flight. Nowadays, airlines offer movies and television shows, as well as WiFi to help you stay connected while you are in the air. The drinking cart is another basic flight food, and the crew generally passes at least once to collect the orders of drinks and snacks. But now, the passengers of United Airlines went to social networks to complain about an element of the airline service which they call "horrible". Read the rest to discover what travelers are in arms.

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While United is under fire now, the airline is certainly not alone.

You might not expect a really delicious meal when you get on an airplane, but you probably expect it to be edible. This was not the case for an American Airlines passenger in June.Ricky JamesFacked a business class at Frankfurt Airport in Germany at Dallas-Fort Worth airport in Texas, when it was served aflight meal with a side salad. By looking at it, he noticed that living insects rampted through the lettuce.

He went to Twitter forcontact the airline, declaring that "business class was more than $ 10,000 round trip and it is the quality of service ... Food with live insects is served". James said that the airline staff "laughed", asking him if he wanted a different salad. Its complaints have been permanently heard, such as theThe airline replied on Twitter, and James confirmed that heReceived a call of an American Airlines representative a few days later.

Now, United is the one that catches Flack on social networks for its food services.

United Food has caused serious counterpouss, customers saying that they are not satisfied with what they are served. Reported for the first time byThe independent, Photos of food less than calling on United were published on Reddit, thenflooded.

A Reddit user posted a photo of hisSelection of united breakfast On the Subreddit R / UnitedLaines, noting that the meal was served while it was in economics, flying from Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris at San Francisco International Airport.

The photo shows eggs, which the user wrote "consisted of the hardest egg white and a yellow sauce on the top," overcoming the "non -edible" meal.

A commentator added that the fruit salad that accompanies it also looks "horrible", while another said they "[could] identify" none of the foods in the photo.

Some commentators have written that they had received better meals when they are on American national flights, even in economics seats. But when someone wrote that he enjoyed the same meal in the photo, the original poster added that he had tried to eat it and compared it to "bite a goodyear tire".

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Another Redditor posted a photo of their "''Lunch 'on board the Polaris business class"And they also stole from Charles de Gaulle, this time at Chicago O'Hare International Airport. The image shows a hamburger pancake and a yellow substance with red-orange propagation. The user said that his ticket also cost a nice penny.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"Is this what $ 7,700 leads you? Supposition on what we think it is?" The Redditor wrote. "I would really be embarrassed, I know it's a plane and expectations for plane food is not high. But come on, the food in space is better than this" hamburger "."

A commentator wrote that they would have really preferred the hamburger, considering what they were served on other united flights.

"I took four polari flights this summer and the food was always mediocre," said the comment. "It's a shame because all the rest of the Polaris experience has been great. But food is a big problem."

The photos quickly went to Twitter on August 31, when the user @hiandyyyy published theBreakfast and lunch selections side by side and called the airline directly.

"@United must intensify its international flight offers on flights," tweeted the user, adding that "food looks disgusting" and "please make it at least edible".

In response to the tweet, United said the airline was "sorry to disappoint". The airline added that the user could transmit comments to the United Catering teams or send all the details of the travel service to the customer service team "for an official exam and response".

Better life contacted United to comment on his food offers, but has not yet heard.