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Brussels Airlines Switches From Foodmaker to Bon for Fresh Sandwiches on European Flights
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Brussels Airlines switches from Foodmaker to Bon for fresh sandwiches on European flights
Brussels Airlines will introduce fresh handmade sandwiches from Belgian food brand Bon on all short- and medium-haul flights in Economy Class starting in June, replacing long-time catering partner Foodmaker. The move marks a new chapter in the airline’s buy-on-board offering almost ten years after Brussels Airlines partnered with Belgian food chain Foodmaker in June 2016 […]
Lunch chain Bon (Colruyt Group) signs deal with Brussels Airlines - RetailDetail EU
Starting in June, Brussels Airlines will serve sandwiches from the Belgian lunch chain Bon, owned by the Colruyt Group, on all short- and medium-haul flights. Each year, more than 450,000 Bon sandwiches will be served on European flights.
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