Turbulence in the Skies: Airline Stops Serving Hot Water to Passengers

Recent reports suggest that turbulence during flights has become increasingly worse, leading to significant changes in airline services. Korean Air, one of the leading airlines, has announced that it will no longer serve cups of scoldingly hot water to passengers due to the consistent awfulness of turbulence in the skies. This decision comes as a response to the growing concerns for passenger safety and comfort.

Instant Noodles Removed from In-Flight Menu

In addition to the removal of hot water, Korean Air has also decided to drop ramyeon instant noodles from its economy class in-flight menu, effective from August 15. This move aims to enhance the overall dining experience for passengers and provide them with a safer and more enjoyable journey. The decision was made after considering the potential risks and inconvenience caused by turbulence during the consumption of hot food and beverages.

Alternative Snack Options

Although instant noodles will no longer be available, Korean Air is committed to offering a variety of delicious and convenient snack options to its passengers. The airline is actively exploring alternative menu items that are not only tasty but also easy to consume during flights. Passengers can expect a range of snacks that are both satisfying and safe to enjoy, ensuring a pleasant journey.

To learn more about this change and other updates from Korean Air, please visit the official announcement.