Airline confirms they're serving Nando's onboard their flights - but there's a catch

Nando's: Widely recognised as addictive. Photo / Nando's

Nandos lovers, take note; your favourite cheeky chicken snack has just gone airborne.

British budget airline Jet2.com has announced it will be the first UK airline to serve delicacies from the food chain favourite Nando's on its flights.

Those of you who are already craving the legendary Nando's Peri-Peri chicken or chips may be dissapointed, however.

Well, I personally feel like something is missing. Photo / Jet2

The first product is a dip and dunk "Nando's Box', which includes hummus, Peri-Peri drizzle, salted pita chips - and not a whiff of chicken.

Alternatively, the Leeds-based airline says customers can "take their taste buds on a trip with Nando's Half-popped Corn", which has been described as "a mild and delicious snacking option where fluffy popcorn meets crunchy corn".

Again, not chicken.

In a statement, the airline said it hoped the new additions would excite passengers - but a quick look at Twitter shows that not everyone is impressed.

Nando’s on a plane? Incredible.

— Mikey (@mikeyycookie) May 13, 2019

Wait don’t get me mad lool

— Mikey (@mikeyycookie) May 13, 2019

It ain’t Cheeky Nando’s if no chicken! pic.twitter.com/Cv5xOA0Jua

— 🎮 ⚒ Mike Scanlan ⚒ 🎮 (@scan2702) May 13, 2019