Avanti First Class Passenger Denied Hot Breakfast Due to Staff Shortage
UKPulse Local Desk
A passenger who paid £77 for a first-class upgrade on an Avanti train from Edinburgh to Birmingham was reportedly denied a hot breakfast due to a lack of staff.
- A passenger paid £77 for a first-class upgrade on an Avanti train.
- The passenger was travelling from Edinburgh to Birmingham.
- Hot food and drink were reportedly unavailable due to a lack of staff.
A passenger on an Avanti service from Edinburgh to Birmingham, who paid £77 for a first-class upgrade, was reportedly denied a hot breakfast. The individual was informed that hot food and drink could not be provided due to a lack of staff.
Instead of a hot breakfast, the passenger was given a can of coke and a packet of shortbread.
What this means for you: Passengers upgrading to first class on Avanti services may experience changes to expected catering due to staff availability.