MidlandMike Looking thru a few of their web pages, I can't find anything that says which railroads they actually service. They always seem to refer to their airline experience. They seem to be associated with Lufthansa, so maybe they are on some German/European trains?
Looking thru a few of their web pages, I can't find anything that says which railroads they actually service. They always seem to refer to their airline experience. They seem to be associated with Lufthansa, so maybe they are on some German/European trains?
http://www.lsgskychefs.com/en/newsroom/information/extension-of-contract-with-swedish-railroads-sj.html
However, at the beginning of this year, SJ switched to another logistics provider. Apparently LSG Skychefs didn't quite deliver on their deal.
CSSHEGEWISCH A quick look suggests that this firm would be well-suited for supplying snack bars, galleys, cafe cars, etc. Food service cars like those are not that different from airline food service. Full-service dining cars would be outside their realm of expertise.
A quick look suggests that this firm would be well-suited for supplying snack bars, galleys, cafe cars, etc. Food service cars like those are not that different from airline food service. Full-service dining cars would be outside their realm of expertise.
C&NW, CA&E, MILW, CGW and IC fan
Their food services are pretty good when I've experienced them on international flights.
M-m-m-m-m-m, Yummy!
http://issuu.com/lsgskychefs/docs/lsgsc_deepfrozenmeals?e=1935470/2698275#search
Looks like it has potential as a subcontractor.....
http://www.lsgskychefs.com/en/other-services/train-services.html
http://trainservices.lsgskychefs.com/rail-catering/
http://trainservices.lsgskychefs.com/equipment-and-logistics/rail-logistics/
So when can we say goodbye to the 12 Amtrak Commissaries?
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