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taken a number of steps to ensure that all fasting customers are well
taken care of during the fasting month of Ramadan. For flights
departing close to iftar Emirates will provide small snack boxes at
the boarding gates of Dubai International Airport, Terminal 3. The
snack boxes, containing baklawa, dates, a laban drink and water, will
serve as a quick snack so that passengers can break their fast
immediately, a news release said. Specially-prepared large iftar
meal boxes will be served to fasting passengers in-flight and they
will comprise an assortment of traditional Arabic delicacies
including a hot chicken shawarma, crudités, Arabic bread, pistachio,
maamoul, a banana, dates, water and a laban drink. The mill box will
be served in economy class with a similar selection of foods served
to fasting passengers in both business and first class, the release
said. Non-fasting passengers travelling on Umrah and Jeddah
flights will receive a cold meal instead of the regular hot meal for
all flights taking off after sunrise and before sunset, in respect
to the many Muslim passengers completing Umrah on these flights, the
release said.
