There may be the smell of the airplane food that is all through the cabin. We get somewhat surprised with an in-flight meal that can make the entire trip worth it. Traveler Nik Loukas has travelled all over the world seventeen times in the past four years. He reviews and documents each piece of airplane food on his blog.

The meals are provided in economy and the others are offered in the first or business class. The meals may vary from each flight.

Skandinavian breakfest

You will surely get a very delicious breakfast, if you’re traveling with Scandinavian airlanes, never mind if you go for business class or economy.

Pasta with tomato sauce on Aegan airlines

You will have a nice, Greek inflight meal experience and the taste is very nice.

Latvian roasted chicken, salmon salad and chocolate cake on AirBaltic’s economy class

You may opt for your own inflight meal tray in the economy class and it is a very nice idea.

Potato salad with salmon, coffee mouse and cheese on Swiss Airlines (Economy Class)

You cannot outclass the Swiss for awesome quality and conventional Swiss products inflight.

Cheese sandwich, chicken salad and chocolate mousse on Turkish Airlines (Economy Class)

It provides the finest economy class food in the whole world.

Conventional four course Japanese dinner on Singapore Airlines (First class)

The finest dishes here is the Japanese Kyo Kaiseki meal in first class. In premium economy and economy you can get nice, flavored meals.

Chicken schnitzel, parsley potatoes and chocolate mousse on Niki (Economy class)

This airlines will pay to upgrade your inflight meal in economy class and they would provide you a wonderful chicken schnitzel.