A recent holiday, I flew Perth to Brisbane (A330) breakfast, Brisbane to Melbourne (B737) lunch and Melbourne to Perth – (A330) dinner. All flights used aircraft that had AVOD (personal tv) and being able to watch the movies from time of boarding until the time you disembarked helped to pass the time quickly. Breakfast could have been more substantial while lunch consisted of a toastie (toasted cheese sandwich) which was delicious but most passengers were expecting something more. Dinner met my expectations.
I am surprised that Joey comments dated 21st April 2014 spoke about Qantas 737-300 which I believe was retired in 2009
EDITORS NOTE: That is correct re the 737-300s . I imagine Joey meant 737-400
