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" No one likes airline food. Not even in first class. But flyers have grown so tired of starving through flights that they are doing the unthinkable: asking airlines to accept more of their hard-earned money. A new survey by Airwatchdog tells us that 53 percent of customers surveyed would be willing to pay extra for a hot meal on a plane. The poll&amp;#039;s responses unsurprisingly scaled in price (&amp;quot;29 percent said they&amp;#039;d pay $5, 19 percent said they&amp;#039;d pay $10, 5 percent said they&amp;#039;d pay $15,&amp;quot; and so on), but you can&amp;#039;t really deny the bitter surrender feeling you&amp;#039;ll get in the pit of your empty stomach when you pony up $20 for any meal on a US Airways&amp;#039; international flight. They won&amp;#039;t even have the name of a famous chef on the menu.  [USA Today] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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