The worst plane food served to passengers – to remind you that air travel isn’t all that

HOLIDAYS are off the cards for the foreseeable future.

While tens of thousands of people would be using the Easter holidays to take a trip abroad, everyone is stuck inside instead.

Big travel companies like TUI have cancelled all holidays until mid-May at the earliest and the likes of Ryanair and Jet2 have grounded most of their aircraft.

Just this weekend, EU chief Ursula Von der Leyen warned people against making any summer holiday plans.

But while we're all pining for a summer holiday, it's worth remembering that flying isn't all it's cracked up to be - especially when it comes to plane food.

Choosing an in-flight meal that tastes halfway decent is still the aviation version of Russian roulette.

Thankfully, passengers these days have camera phones to document the less-than tasty offerings.

From dodgy cooked breakfasts to stomach-churning sarnies – some of these meals barely look edible.