What is there to eat on the flight?
man-GIA-re — stress on second syllable. The 'gi' gives a soft 'j' sound.
When the meal or snack service is announced and you want to know the options.
'Cosa c'è da' + infinitive (what is there to...) is a very natural Italian construction. 'Mangiare' means to eat. On Italian domestic flights, service is usually limited to a snack and drink. Long-haul flights offer full meal service. Budget airlines have a paid menu.
Avete un pasto vegetariano?
Do you have a vegetarian meal?
Special meals must usually be requested 24+ hours before the flight
Posso avere qualcosa da bere?
Can I have something to drink?
Water is usually free; other drinks may be charged
Qual è il menù del giorno?
What is today's menu?
Long-haul flights often have two or three meal choices
ITA Airways serves Italian food on all long-haul flights, often featuring regional specialities. Italian in-flight meals are generally considered better than the European average. On domestic flights, the service is usually a cornetto (croissant) or tramezzino (crustless sandwich) with coffee.