En: [veg-brasil] Malaysia Airlines fined for serving meat

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Olhem só!Marly Winckler <mwinckler escreveu: Para: veg-brasilDe: "Marly Winckler" <mwincklerData: Tue, 12 Jun 2007 15:39:14 -0300Assunto: [veg-brasil] Malaysia Airlines fined for serving meat A Malaysian court has ordered national flag carrier Malaysia Airlinesto pay an Indian man 20,000 ringgit ($A6,800) in damages for servinghim meat after he asked for a vegetarian meal....M Rajalingam, a magistrate in northern Penang state, ruled that Sharma- a member of the priestly Brahmin caste who said he had

never eatenmeat in his life - should be compensated for the depression, shock,mental anguish and humiliation he suffered, the newspaper said.-- full story:http://www.smh.com.au/news/World/Malaysia-Airlines-fined-for-serving-meat/2007/06/09/1181089379939.html --- Marly Wincklerwww.vegetarianismo.com.brwww.svb.org.brwww.ivu.org

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Taht's good.

 

I have never flown but have heard many stories of people ordering

veggie meals and not getting them.

 

Jo

 

, Silas Cordeiro-Pascoal

<cordeiropascoal wrote:

>

> Olhem só!

>

> Marly Winckler <mwinckler escreveu:

> Para: veg-brasil

> De: " Marly Winckler " <mwinckler

> Data: Tue, 12 Jun 2007 15:39:14 -0300

> Assunto: [veg-brasil] Malaysia Airlines fined for serving meat

>

>

> A Malaysian court has ordered national flag carrier

Malaysia Airlines

> to pay an Indian man 20,000 ringgit ($A6,800) in damages for serving

> him meat after he asked for a vegetarian meal.

> ...

> M Rajalingam, a magistrate in northern Penang state, ruled that

Sharma

> - a member of the priestly Brahmin caste who said he had never eaten

> meat in his life - should be compensated for the depression, shock,

> mental anguish and humiliation he suffered, the newspaper said.

>

> --

> full story:

> http://www.smh.com.au/news/World/Malaysia-Airlines-fined-for-

serving-meat/2007/06/09/1181089379939.html

>

> -

>

--

> Marly Winckler

> www.vegetarianismo.com.br

> www.svb.org.br

> www.ivu.org

>

>

>

> Novo Cadê? - Experimente uma nova busca.

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on our recent flight, we ordered a vegan meal, and we got some sort of quiche.

nothing like 12 hours on a plain with no food..............

heartwerk Jun 13, 2007 2:32 AM Re: En: [veg-brasil] Malaysia Airlines fined for serving meat

 

 

 

Taht's good.I have never flown but have heard many stories of people ordering veggie meals and not getting them.Jo , Silas Cordeiro-Pascoal <cordeiropascoal wrote:>> Olhem só!> > Marly Winckler <mwinckler escreveu:> Para: veg-brasil De: "Marly Winckler" <mwinckler> Data: Tue, 12 Jun 2007 15:39:14 -0300> Assunto: [veg-brasil] Malaysia Airlines fined for serving meat> > > A Malaysian court has ordered national flag carrier Malaysia Airlines> to pay an Indian man 20,000 ringgit ($A6,800) in damages for serving> him meat after he asked for a vegetarian meal.> ...> M Rajalingam, a magistrate in northern Penang state, ruled that Sharma> - a member of the priestly Brahmin caste who said he had never eaten> meat in his life - should be compensated for the depression, shock,> mental anguish and humiliation he suffered, the newspaper said.> > -- > full story:> http://www.smh.com.au/news/World/Malaysia-Airlines-fined-for-serving-meat/2007/06/09/1181089379939.html > > -> > > > > > > > -- > Marly Winckler> www.vegetarianismo.com.br> www.svb.org.br> www.ivu.org > > > > Novo Cadê? - Experimente uma nova busca.>

 

When I see the price that you pay

I don't wanna grow up

I don't ever want to be that way

I don't wanna grow up

Seems that folks turn into things

that they never want

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.... and they just look at you as if you're mad, and don't offer any alternatives.

 

Jo

 

 

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fraggle

Thursday, June 14, 2007 8:22 PM

Re: Re: En: [veg-brasil] Malaysia Airlines fined for serving meat

 

on our recent flight, we ordered a vegan meal, and we got some sort of quiche.

nothing like 12 hours on a plain with no food..............

heartwerk Jun 13, 2007 2:32 AM Re: En: [veg-brasil] Malaysia Airlines fined for serving meat

 

 

 

Taht's good.I have never flown but have heard many stories of people ordering veggie meals and not getting them.Jo , Silas Cordeiro-Pascoal <cordeiropascoal wrote:>> Olhem só!> > Marly Winckler <mwinckler escreveu:> Para: veg-brasil De: "Marly Winckler" <mwinckler> Data: Tue, 12 Jun 2007 15:39:14 -0300> Assunto: [veg-brasil] Malaysia Airlines fined for serving meat> > > A Malaysian court has ordered national flag carrier Malaysia Airlines> to pay an Indian man 20,000 ringgit ($A6,800) in damages for serving> him meat after he asked for a vegetarian meal.> ...> M Rajalingam, a magistrate in northern Penang state, ruled that Sharma> - a member of the priestly Brahmin caste who said he had never eaten> meat in his life - should be compensated for the depression, shock,> mental anguish and humiliation he suffered, the newspaper said.> > -- > full story:> http://www.smh.com.au/news/World/Malaysia-Airlines-fined-for-serving-meat/2007/06/09/1181089379939.html > > -> > > > > > > > -- > Marly Winckler> www.vegetarianismo.com.br> www.svb.org.br> www.ivu.org > > > > Novo Cadê? - Experimente uma nova busca.>

 

When I see the price that you pay

I don't wanna grow up

I don't ever want to be that way

I don't wanna grow up

Seems that folks turn into things

that they never want

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The airline didn't have my veg meal once and said I could get a

" refund " for the value of the meal (something like $10, and

I don't know whether it was actual cash or a voucher for airport

" food " ), but it involved waiting in line -- a long line --

at my destination after a long flight. Ever since then, I've brought a

bag full of food with me (haven't flown since 2001, maybe bags of food

are not allowed any more?).

 

 

At 3:22 PM -0400 6/14/07, fraggle wrote:

on our recent flight, we ordered a vegan meal, and we got some

sort of quiche.

nothing like 12 hours on a plain with no food..............

 

 

heartwerk

Jun 13, 2007 2:32 AM

 

Re: En: [veg-brasil] Malaysia Airlines fined for

serving meat

 

Taht's good.

 

I have never flown but have heard many stories of people

ordering

veggie meals and not getting them.

[Guest guest]

I'm not sure about taking food on planes. I think there are some

restrictions. Maybe other people on here have flown recently and

have some information.

 

Jo

 

, yarrow wrote:

>

> The airline didn't have my veg meal once and said I could get a

> " refund " for the value of the meal (something like $10, and I don't

> know whether it was actual cash or a voucher for airport " food " ),

but

> it involved waiting in line -- a long line -- at my destination

after

> a long flight. Ever since then, I've brought a bag full of food

with

> me (haven't flown since 2001, maybe bags of food are not allowed

any

> more?).

>

>

> At 3:22 PM -0400 6/14/07, fraggle wrote:

> on our recent flight, we ordered a vegan meal, and we got some sort

of quiche.

> nothing like 12 hours on a plain with no food..............

>

>

> heartwerk

> Jun 13, 2007 2:32 AM

>

> Re: En: [veg-brasil] Malaysia Airlines fined

> for serving meat

>

> Taht's good.

>

> I have never flown but have heard many stories of people ordering

> veggie meals and not getting them.

>

[Guest guest]

I was talking to a friend who flies a lot, who said food is no longer

given free on planes (except first class) -- but meals are available

if you want to pay. She thinks you can bring food on the plane as

long as you buy it in the terminal after you've gone through the

checkpoint. <sigh> On that flight where I didn't get any food, I had

a long wait for the bus, so I looked everywhere in the terminal and

the only edible thing I could find was breadsticks. Maybe the food

choices have improved in the terminals?

 

 

At 6:34 AM +0000 6/18/07, heartwerk wrote:

>I'm not sure about taking food on planes. I think there are some

>restrictions. Maybe other people on here have flown recently and

>have some information.

>

>Jo

>

> , yarrow wrote:

>>

>> The airline didn't have my veg meal once and said I could get a

>> " refund " for the value of the meal (something like $10, and I don't

>> know whether it was actual cash or a voucher for airport " food " ),

>but

>> it involved waiting in line -- a long line -- at my destination

>after

>> a long flight. Ever since then, I've brought a bag full of food

>with

>> me (haven't flown since 2001, maybe bags of food are not allowed

>any

>> more?).

>>

>>

>> At 3:22 PM -0400 6/14/07, fraggle wrote:

>> on our recent flight, we ordered a vegan meal, and we got some sort

>of quiche.

>> nothing like 12 hours on a plain with no food..............

>>

>>

>> heartwerk

>> Jun 13, 2007 2:32 AM

>>

>> Re: En: [veg-brasil] Malaysia Airlines fined

>> for serving meat

>>

>> Taht's good.

>>

>> I have never flown but have heard many stories of people ordering

>> veggie meals and not getting them.

>>

>

>

>

>

>To send an email to -

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i think it all depends on where you fly as well

we got meals on our international flight, not that we could eat them

but, last time i flew domestically, they didn't have anything....

yarrow Jun 18, 2007 11:44 AM Re: En: [veg-brasil] Malaysia Airlines fined for serving meat

 

 

 

I was talking to a friend who flies a lot, who said food is no longer given free on planes (except first class) -- but meals are available if you want to pay. She thinks you can bring food on the plane as long as you buy it in the terminal after you've gone through the checkpoint. <sigh> On that flight where I didn't get any food, I had a long wait for the bus, so I looked everywhere in the terminal and the only edible thing I could find was breadsticks. Maybe the food choices have improved in the terminals?At 6:34 AM +0000 6/18/07, heartwerk wrote:>I'm not sure about taking food on planes. I think there are some>restrictions. Maybe other people on here have flown recently and>have some information.>>Jo>> , yarrow wrote:>>>> The airline didn't have my veg meal once and said I could get a>> "refund" for the value of the meal (something like $10, and I don't>> know whether it was actual cash or a voucher for airport "food"),>but>> it involved waiting in line -- a long line -- at my destination>after>> a long flight. Ever since then, I've brought a bag full of food>with>> me (haven't flown since 2001, maybe bags of food are not allowed>any>> more?).>>>>>> At 3:22 PM -0400 6/14/07, fraggle wrote:>> on our recent flight, we ordered a vegan meal, and we got some sort>of quiche.>> nothing like 12 hours on a plain with no food..............>>>> >> heartwerk>> Jun 13, 2007 2:32 AM>> >> Re: En: [veg-brasil] Malaysia Airlines fined>> for serving meat>>>> Taht's good.>>>> I have never flown but have heard many stories of people ordering>> veggie meals and not getting them.>>>>>>>To send an email to - >

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I don't have much experience of airports but we did get a jacket

potato and beans once, but I can't imagine there would be much to

take onto a plane apart from bags of nuts.

 

Jo

 

 

 

, yarrow wrote:

>

> I was talking to a friend who flies a lot, who said food is no

longer

> given free on planes (except first class) -- but meals are

available

> if you want to pay. She thinks you can bring food on the plane as

> long as you buy it in the terminal after you've gone through the

> checkpoint. <sigh> On that flight where I didn't get any food, I

had

> a long wait for the bus, so I looked everywhere in the terminal and

> the only edible thing I could find was breadsticks. Maybe the food

> choices have improved in the terminals?

>

>

> At 6:34 AM +0000 6/18/07, heartwerk wrote:

> >I'm not sure about taking food on planes. I think there are some

> >restrictions. Maybe other people on here have flown recently and

> >have some information.

> >

> >Jo

> >

> > , yarrow@ wrote:

> >>

> >> The airline didn't have my veg meal once and said I could get a

> >> " refund " for the value of the meal (something like $10, and I

don't

> >> know whether it was actual cash or a voucher for

airport " food " ),

> >but

> >> it involved waiting in line -- a long line -- at my destination

> >after

> >> a long flight. Ever since then, I've brought a bag full of food

> >with

> >> me (haven't flown since 2001, maybe bags of food are not allowed

> >any

> >> more?).

> >>

> >>

> >> At 3:22 PM -0400 6/14/07, fraggle wrote:

> >> on our recent flight, we ordered a vegan meal, and we got some

sort

> >of quiche.

> >> nothing like 12 hours on a plain with no food..............

> >>

> >>

> >> heartwerk

> >> Jun 13, 2007 2:32 AM

> >>

> >> Re: En: [veg-brasil] Malaysia Airlines

fined

> >> for serving meat

> >>

> >> Taht's good.

> >>

> >> I have never flown but have heard many stories of people

ordering

> >> veggie meals and not getting them.

> >>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >To send an email to -

 

> >