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British Airways no longer serves a complimentary meal in economy on short haul services, replacing it with a buy on board service. When it was complimentary it was possible to order a kosher meal in advance. Are any of the products sold on the buy on board kosher certified?

On other air lines I have flown, such as AA Delta and Westjet the kosher status was easily found on the website or in the menu.

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    Does that answer your question: britishairways.com/en-us/information/food-and-drink/… ? It specifically metnions short haul flights too.
    – Tymoteusz Paul
    Mar 20 '17 at 14:51
  • No, that's talking about the complementary business class meal
    – SE is Evil - Support Monica
    Mar 20 '17 at 14:56
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    The menu apparently can be found here from navigating around the link by @TymoteuszPaul. I see no indication of any of it being marked as kosher.
    – mts
    Mar 20 '17 at 18:16
  • I know that BA does not advertise it as kosher, I want to know if any of it is kosher, and do they carry unadvertised kosher food on certain routes (like easyjet on the luton-tlv route)
    – SE is Evil - Support Monica
    Mar 20 '17 at 19:08
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Assuming you're flying economy, their 'Buy on Board' menu is listed online.

However, it doesn't specifically indicate which, if any are kosher, and presumably that exercise is left up to the reader :/

Indeed, in their FAQ when asked:

Are there any options for specific dietary requirements?

All they say is:

Yes, you will able to find vegetarian and gluten-free options in the M&S on board menu.

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    Indeed I tweeted BA about this and the option to order kosher meals apparently does not exist short-haul.
    – mts
    Mar 22 '17 at 1:44
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BA sells from M&S so no Kosher food.

Easyjet has kosher bagel with salmon and cottage cheese to buy on board on all routes to and from TLV.

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  • Kosher beagle?? :-o
    – npl
    Jul 21 '18 at 18:18

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