I just buy food in the terminal. I've had so many issues with "oh you can't bring this on board, you can't bring that on board" and I've had to leave a bunch of things at security so I'd rather just buy something at the terminal. Small snacks I've taken on, but something I'd consider to be lunch or dinner I just buy there.

I'm pretty sure you can't bring your own food on flights anymore. I think all food items have to be in checked baggage---formula and food for children are probably not affected by this.

I was surprised when I saw a guy bring a pizza on the plane from one of the restaurants after we got through security. It just wasn't something I had ever thought of doing. But, then I've only flown twice (2 roundtrips) in my life and both flights were less than two hours each way.

We seem to get things that nobody else does when we're together. Our flight attendant dumped twelve bags of pretzels on our trays and asked if we wanted more. We were happy, but we were also drinking in-flight so food wasn't top priority.

i never know what's allowed so i'll usually buy food on the terminal if it's a longer flight (like 5+ hours) and i didn't eat beforehand or something. it's usually like 5$ anyway, so i'm not really in mourning lol

if you fly international, they'll give you a free meal. it's not grade a cuisine, but it'll do the trick

We buy stuff at the terminal. It's ridiculously priced, but still cheaper (and better tasting) than what they're serving on the flight.

I bring my own food from home. Usually my airline provides free pretzels or peanuts, and soda.

Food is allowed on southwest flights from home or anywhere. I usually get a bagel or a sammich for flights. Ive seen people bring coolers of food, especially if they have kids without a problem. It just has to be in certain containers.

I fly almost exclusively internationally so they always feed me. The food isn't stellar, but it ranges from decent to barely edible depending on the airline. I also bring snacks because I am used to eating a lot of small meals so I need things to snack on mid-flight.

When i used to fly I tried to avoid the problem entirely by eating before I left for the airport.

I usually don't eat on the day I fly. I'm afraid of motion sickness.
On days when I feel better though, I will eat what they have on the plane.

we eat at the airport if it is a layover, or you have to be there 3 or 4 hours early. Most flights we have been on, provide food with the ticket price. Or are so short that we do not need anything to eat during the flight.