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In an effort to reduce the amount of food wasted per flight, an airline is asking certain customers to skip food on board when flying overnight.
Japan Airlines introduced a new “Ethical Choice” that allows customers to skip their meal on board on its website, explaining the new option as a trick to reduce food waste. Now, customers on certain flights can choose not to receive a meal entirely.
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On the website, Japan Airlines describes the new option as part of an effort to reduce food waste. (iStock)
In a statement obtained by Simple Flying, an airline spokesperson explained that the new option is being tested on the airline’s route from Bangkok to Haneda. According to the medium, that food prepared for travelers who end up without touching it is then wasted.
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The airline will reportedly consider expanding the option after collecting data during the trial period. Unfortunately, that period will likely take longer than usual due to the decline in the number of travelers amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Japan Airlines website indicates that travelers who choose not to receive a meal will instead receive an on-plane amenity kit, the content of which will vary depending on the class in which the passenger is traveling. These kits include items like moisture masks and earplugs and toothbrushes.
