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Aegean Airlines FOOD REVIEW - Flying from Munich to Athens, Greece! - Mark Abroad

Aegean Airlines FOOD REVIEW - Flying from Munich to Athens, Greece! - Mark Abroad

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We flew on Aegean Airlines (Greece national carrier) from Munich to Athens. Subscribe - T-shirts - JULY 2017 To get from Munich to Athens, my wife and I flew on Aegean Airlines, the Greece national airline. In this video, I'll give you a full review of our flight and especially show you the food on the flight and at the Munich Airport. First of all, we arrived to Munich Airport, and we were really hungry. I didn't know at the time, but Munich Airport is ranked as one of the best in the world, and it's very nicely designed. First, we stopped at Dallmayr, a German cafe and restaurant to have breakfast. Total price - 32. 70 EUR Our flight left on time, and we were served a full lunch on Aegean Airlines including pasta and chicken. It was alright, not bad at all. There's wasn't too much leg space on our plane, but overall, it was a great flight with Aegean Airlines
Date: 2022-04-28

Comments and reviews: 10


The little red berries are red currant, they-re pretty common here in Northern Europe. I live in Sweden and walked past some red currant shrubs just earlier tonight: ) I prefer black currant though because they have more real flavor to them, red currants are nice but they-re really just sour without much specific taste to them while black currants are just glorious no matter if you eat them plain or have tea or candy with black currant flavor
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I don't know what it is like in the rest of the world, but to get a hot meal included in the flight is a complete rarity nowadays in Europe. I think Aegean must be one of the only airlines to still offer it, so good on them! They are my first choice for flying London to Athens because of it.
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It's Fathers Day. When you were sopping up the yolk with the pretzel- it reminded me so much of my Dad who loved fried eggs and would do that with toast.
My Dad passed away a year ago. Thanks for this wonderful memory. It brought tears but also smiles. He was my best friend.

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I have never seen Mark share a bite with his wife on camera - when I go out with my wife I always share; especially when it-s very good food. In this video his wife is concerned about their baby so he should be considerate even while filming
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Man you're one of those people who could say they live their life to the fullest and have no regret when the end is near.
Wish i can do the same, unfortunately my wallet is a little cranky and will snap at me everytime i buy something.

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0: 46 Yeees finally someone who pronounces -Lufthansa- right. It's not -Luft-an-sa-, it's Luft-han-sa-. Thank you Mark Wiens for understanding that small details count too, one reason why you are better than the competition: )
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Everything you eat has to be smothered in chilli powder/flakes, pepper or some other condiment. The chef has cooked it as it is intended to be eaten, so maybe consider respecting that before diving in to 'improve' the flavour.
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1 hour 55 minutes flight in Europe gives you a meal. My last 2: 30 hours flight in the USA gave a tiny pack of dry pretzel and half a can of soda.
Some Airlines gives free water but you have to pay for your snacks.

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I lllooooovvveeee watching your videos but I do have a downfall though, I don-t like how you have your arm straight like you do, when you, your wife and bubba have been on the plane and she has to make so you can eat.
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The berries are red currant and Dallmayr is famous for their coffee - Dallmayr Prodomo is something that says good coffee in Germany (my granny made sure to always serve it on special occasions)
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