Naturally, the more detailed the information you are able to provide, the better for everyone. Yes, I moved over comments that were as little as one line in length as well as those comments that were several paragraphs long. I am grateful for anything shared as your words “add value” to the site whether you were satisfied with the catering experience or not.

If you would like to add your comments, then simply hit the “reply” button to any given message and add yours. Some things to consider adding include:

• What type of meal service did you receive? Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack, etc.
• Was the order correct? Enough food for all, you received exactly what you ordered or not, etc.
• Did the food arrive on time and did it meet your expectations? Presentation, portions, etc.
• Were your passengers satisfied with the food?
• Discuss invoice, delivery, packaging, etc.
• If you are adding something that is negative, please be as detailed as possible. Did you attempt to rectify the problem? Did you talk with the caterer?

Although criticism can be constructive, please exercise professionalism with all of your remarks whether positive, neutral, or negative.

I appreciate everyone’s input with sharing personal catering experiences. Your well thought out comments can help other corporate flight attendants as well as in-flight caterers who read the message boards.

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To claim your t-shirt, please just PM me at the forum with your name, address, and preferred t-shirt size. Don’t worry, none of this info will be shared with anyone

The end date for this promotion is October 30, though it may be extended if it’s popular.

30 aircraft on static display with 60 vendors hawking their wares are some of the highlights of this event. As always, you may find the regional forum to have a certain added value as it could enhance your business aviation networking endeavors.

NBAA members pay $50 to attend, nonmembers $75. For more information, please visit the NBAA regional forum page.

Personally, my student loan debt wasn’t that large, but it did seem as if it took years to pay off the debt. I was fortunate: my debt level was low and so were my interest payments, thus a student loan consolidation loan wasn’t necessary for me.

For some grads, student loan debt consolidation not only is helpful, but it makes a ton of sense. Chances are the first job you’ll hold upon graduating will not pay you all that well, so lowering your monthly debt through student loan consolidation is one way to master your debt.

I have heard that some students are saving between 10 and 50 percent on their loans just by consolidating. Yes, you need to look at all of the tax implications of consolidating, but at the very least, this is something everyone should consider — you just don’t need to carry around excessive debt while you seek to build your life. Use your money to purchase a car, a home, and for starting a family if that is the route you want to take in life.

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Many corporate flight attendants have found the annual conference to be immensely beneficial toward helping them get a better understanding of the industry, of their careers, and to have a place where they can rub shoulders with their peers, industry experts, and vendors. Seminars and break-out sessions are held throughout the two-day event; please read the agenda to learn more about the events planned.

Many attendees enjoy the Catering Appreciation and Networking Event, which will be held on Friday evening, as it is an important way for caterers to give their thanks for your business.

Canadians Seeking US Employment was added by me to address a question that comes up from time to time: Am I, as a Canadian citizen, eligible to work in the US?

If you haven’t obtained a visa in awhile, the post about French Visas could be of interest to you.

The conversation hasn’t been updated in months, but if you have seen a good movie lately, then why not share it with the community? Midnight Mike is overseeing this thread — learn what movies out there are good and which ones aren’t worth paying the ten dollars to see.

With all of the in-flight catering vendors now listed on the forums, you can find someone to provide the food that your passengers need for your next flight without going to a different section. We’re also encouraging people to list their favorite restaurants which can be a wonderful alternative to traditional in-flight catering. Many cities do not have dedicated caterers serving business aviation, but they do have great restaurants. Your dining experience can be helpful to everyone as they search for good food in faraway places.

Today, the forums are now split up into four categories:

The Corporate Flight Attendant Community — for most generalized discussions.

Gourmand — for in-flight catering information, restaurants, and the like.

Employment — where contractors can list their availability and where I post job openings.

Advertising and Promotional — where you can personally advertise something and where I post contest information.

Each category has at least two forums associated with it. When the upgraded forums are in place, you’ll find several sub-forums especially for In-flight Caterers which could be split up for easier navigation.

As always, thank you for your participation. The backbone of any web community are members and visitors — many of you I have known since the community was launched in August 2002, while others are new. Everyone is important to me, so thank you again and again.

Your Food Safety Connection

Jean’s latest article titled, “Food Galley Safety,” has been published and it represents the fifth article contributed by her. You can find this article as well as her other articles by clicking on the following links:

Your Food Safety Connection
Hepatitis A
E. coli 0157:H7
Poison From The Sea
On The Light Side
Food Galley Safety

Happy reading!