Sentences with phrase «with plane food»

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Through her charity, B Strong, she brought with her four chartered planes (and over 10 planes as of Wednesday) packed with tens of thousands of pounds of medical supplies, water, food, baby diapers and wipes, as well as $ 25,000 in cash gift cards, cash, and $ 30,000 in Costco gift cards.

Insider tip: Virgin stocks the plane with a limited amount of food.

This past week was crazy - busy... After an AMAZING time at the Food and Wine Conference, my plane home was delayed due to some sort of mechanical issue with the air - conditioning.

If I could pack these roasted beet and Shiitaki mushroom tartines to bring with me for a snack on the plane to Seattle for the IFBC (International Food Bloggers Conference) this Thursday, I would do it in a heartbeat!

I take these with me whenever I travel as I usually can't eat the plane food and it's my favourite travel tip.

We had a long flight to Mexico this winter and so I looked up some ideas for food I could make ahead and take on the plane with us.

They are usually so strict with food when you get on planes to the States.

(As an aside, we travelled a couple times with our oldest, and he did great, except on one leg of a flight when he was 18 mos, where among other delays, we sat in the plane on the runway for 3 hours with no food / water service (we ran out of snacks)-- we got dirty looks because he was (understandably) crying, and then when I nursed him to calm him down, that got me looks too.

Parents with children under age two can bring baby food and beverages on the plane as they are exempt from the 100 mL limit.

I use the top tray of a cheese platter in my refrigerator and lay meats and such that I am defrosting, the top is large enough to hold a 30 lb turkey and we all know the mess they can cause in the refrigerator... Also I have seen when my friends husband had taken the baby food jars and attached the covers to a wooden wheel he had made, with a little handle on the side to turn the wheel, he then filled it with his wifes favorite spices, it is adorable, now that both have left this plane of life I often think of that spice rack..

a woman who is grieving the loss of a baby a friend who is surviving throat cancer and learning to eat whole foods again a woman who is separated from her husband and dealing with crippling anxiety a friend who is remembering the death of her teenage son two years ago another blogger who is dealing with chronic pain and reconstructive surgeries after a life - threatening plane crash and severe burns that cover her body

It was a very stressful time, with an 11 hour plane trip, 4 changes of homes in 4 weeks, suddenly not seeing any family, seeing a lot less of Daddy, new people, new food, new everything... breastfeeding was a godsend.

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Before we fill the skies with swarms of autonomously flying cameras, atmospheric sensors, and Mexican food, we need to figure out how to keep them from crashing into one another, not to mention heading into passenger planes.

You'll spend 8 hours seated in cargo netting along the fuselage of an LC - 130 turboprop cargo plane packed with tons of equipment (from frozen food to compressed helium), struggling to hear yourself think (forget about hearing the person next to you talk).

An Australian nonprofit has started working with local airlines to distribute uneaten plane food to charities in need.

Prepare for the plane ride and take some food with you.

Now we bring most of our food whenever we travel anywhere — including by plane, and even with 5 kids!

Airplane food can be a little trying, and so I like starting a trip with a green juice to ensure I'm one step ahead, and getting onto that plane in top form.

I find that the moment I start traveling (whether by plane or car), my mind diverts to food, and the only real way to ensure I don't mindlessly indulge in shitty food is to stay full and satisfied with the good stuff.

Some of the best parts of traveling — seeing new terrain by plane, train, bus, or car; changing your diet in order to try new foods from different cultural cuisines, and living in an entirely new place (possibly unsure of where you'll find your next pit stop) are unfortunately also some of the things that can leave you with a clogged digestive system while you're away.

These wholesome and nutritious cocoa date bites may be the answer.I am often on the go, whether it's errands around town or globetrotting far away (spending a lot of time in airports and on planes), so it's important for me to fill my body with whole foods and nutrients that are going to power me through my day and not leave me in a weighed down energy slump.

We've all been on a plane with a bout of food poisoning or a snivelling child, but what happens when a member of your family has an ongoing condition that seriously impacts their ability to travel?

And I'm not over exaggerating when I tell you that it was the best food I've ever had in an air plane.;) Additionally, the NAP team surprised us with cozy blankets and pillows with out initials and some helpful goodies such as a silky sleeping mask.

With little food and litle water, they decide to stave off death by building a plane out of their crashed one.

When the passengers and crew of a jet are incapacitated due to food poisoning, a rogue pilot with a drinking problem must cooperate with his ex-girlfriend turned stewardess to bring the plane to a safe landing.

The plane is broken and stuck in the middle of the searing desert, leaving the crew with nowhere to go, a limited supply of food and drink, and a sneaking suspicion that no one will come looking for them.

After his plane crashed into the ocean, he survived for over 40 days with little food or water but was later rescued by the enemy and taken prisoner by Japanese forces, where he was severely beaten and mistreated.

Once again the plane was packed with donated supplies (dog food, beds, cleaning supplies...) from NJ to SC making great use of the plane.

The plane was packed with donated supplies including dog food, beds, and cleaning supplies to be brought to the shelter in SC.

Each plane is equipped with necessary resources — water bowls, food, crates for keeping the animals safe — but while these animals have never been on an airplane, they make themselves right at home.

We have gone so far as to carry it on a plane to get it to her... imagine TSAs looks as they pull out giant baggies filled with dog food!!

Days later, he had bought a plane ticket for himself, and with leash, food, food bowls, and a new collar in hand, was walking in to the animal shelter to be reunited with his long - lost pet.

You may not be offered the best selection of food on the plane, so pack a large meal to bring with you (just forgo any liquids or sauces!).

Located only one hour away from Stockholm by plane, Gdansk attracted her with great food for low - cost, amazing Christmas lightnings and the opportunity to hang out and eat long hotel breakfasts at the newly opened design Hotel Sadova.

Even if you don't want to stay in Istanbul, TripAdvisor's Wendy Perrin says travelers should consider connecting there: «The average airfare to Istanbul is only $ 1,197, and that's because Turkish Airlines has been rapidly expanding its fleet (with new planes with comfy seats and great food) and offering low fares from its U.S. gateways.

Located one hour away from Stockholm by plane, Gdansk attracted us with great food for low - cost, and the opportunity to hang out and eat long hotel breakfasts at the newly opened design hotel Sadova.

Finally, I hate flying on old planes with terrible food even in business on AA especially the CHI - DUS route.

John Travolta loaded up his plane last week with medical supplies, food, and a bunch of Scientology Evangelists.

They provide passengers with food and drinks, pillows and assistance with activities inside a plane.

I was totally shattered — bordering on mildly deranged — from a combination of no sleep or entertainment system on my Qantas flight home from Singapore, coupled with the most revolting breakfast I've ever eaten on a plane... which is saying something, because I once got food poisoning from the Portuguese sausage and scrambled eggs on a Hawaiian Airlines flight many, many moons ago.