1980s Alaska Airlines Commercial - 2

[TheOdddellarobia]

i still get real food on the airlines i go ( delta )

[Kevinduddo]

ahhhh the good old days when you had good meals on planes

[madnavigator]

I was lucky enough to have flown on Alaska when they served real food, back in the 90s, back when they had the awesome MD-80. It was between San Francisco and Seattle; ten years later I'd fly between San Jose and Seattle and would just get a little thing of ice cream.

Last time I flew Alaska, it was just snack mix and Coke Zero between Fairbanks and Seattle. But the flight attendant was nice enough to let me have more when I wanted it.

[mikefly562]

What's ironic, is my flight on Alaska Airlines last week, they served the banquet on a bun...for $7.00

[sunaynaprasad]

I didn't know that airlines served food like that back then.

[nathanfishing3000]

mashed patato and gravy looks good

[PNWTom1]

Wow, love the old 727 in this ad.

[soicuw]

I think today, you'd be lucky even to get a "banquet on a bun"

[bellinivernon]

.Exelente ! ; gracias ,desde argentina.

[alaskaairlines123]

I Like It...

[tuttt99]

just cut 'em up like regular chickens??

[Mumblix]

We call this little beauty "Banquet On A Bun".

I like it.

[cepart]

You don't understand-- I've been searching for this commercial for YEARS-- thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!

I like it....

[abysmalatrocious]

@cepart I like it!

[ondreamonique]

too bad its not like that any more :(

[CrazyHermit]

yea it sucks because alaska used to have the best food in economy, now they make you buy a snack pack

[Spyco]

Remember when north american flights still offered realy meals? Now you're lucky if they give you peanuts

[CrazyHermit]

well your lucky if the airline offers you a real complimentary meal in economy class

[Patrickisreallygreat]

I flew as an unaccompanied minor a few years ago in economy class and I got a complementary meal.

[CrazyHermit]

that was a few years ago man, look to the present

[KSCrosby]

@Spyco you can't even get that, because of allergies.  pretzels.