Long Flights - BYOF?
So, tonight I am finally leaving on my first vacation in over six years and since I know that I will be traveling on a long flight, and that the food that they serve us (if we get any, because according to the website, even though it's intercontinental to Europe, we only get snacks and only if we want to buy them), I have decided to bring along my own food...namely: sushi (if you have seen my other posts, this would come as no surprise).
Has anyone else ever done this? Do you ever get funny looks from other passengers or the flight attendants? Do they ever try to tell you that you can't take it on the flight? And if you do bring something, what do you generally bring?
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