Video—Food in the cockpit. How it's prepared and what is served

Very cool video. I have always been amazed by the tremendous amount of food and drinks that come out of those carts. It's amazing that they can serve 2-3 full meals to so many people with so little space and resources.

very interesting indeed daniel and i am also surprised how many meals those flight attendants serve with that little space and it amazed me how much food they can load in those aircraft

Ken always has great videos and articles! Awesome vid!!

looks better than it taste!

steve are you sure of that

Kent is the best when it comes to this

Yeah, but which one of the flight attendants works for the CIA?

Howl, freight dogs! Howl!

No such good service in our international flights.

Thanks, Kent! I love your blog!

Thats an interesting video, showing how much work actually goes into a flight. I was surprised to see that the attendant said that she serves all the drinks in the cockpit in plastic cups, no glass up there. Then gives them all their food on breakable china plates.

I always thought that the pilot and his co-pilot never had the same food, just in case!

I found it odd that both the pilot and the co-pilot ate at the same time. I know it's on a rather mundane portion of the flight, but what happened to "fly the plane"

It gives me an entirely new appreciation for what the flight attendants endure! Kudos to the hard working flight attendants who can get through all of that, deal with B.S. from the PAX and still keep a cheerful, positive attitude!

Always nice to see what goes on behind the scenes of an airline operation. Love the video!