Examples of Special Meal SSR Codes
- AVML - Asian Vegetarian Meal Requested
- BBML - Baby/Infant Meal Requested
- BLML - Bland Meal Requested
- CHML - Child Meal Requested
- DBML - Diabetic Meal Requested
- FFML - Frequent Flyer Meal Requested
- FPML - Fruit Plate Requested
- GFML - Gluten Free Meal Requested
- HFML - High Fiber Meal Requested
- HNML - Hindu Meal Requested
- JNML - Jain Meal Requested
- KSML - Kosher Meal Requested
- LCML - Low Calorie Meal Requested
- LFML - Low Cholesterol / Low Fat Meal Requested
- LPML - Low Protein Meal Requested
- LSML - Low Sodium / Low Salt Meal Requested
- MOML - Muslim Meal Requested
- NLML - Non-Lactose Meal Requested
- ORML - Asian Meal Requested
- PNUT - A Customer allergic to peanut dust
- PRML - Low Purin Meal Requested
- RVML - Raw Vegetarian Meal Requested
- SFML - Sea Food Meal
- SPML - Special Meal Requested (this code must be followed with freetext stating the nature of the request)
- VGML - Vegetarian Non-Dairy/Egg (Vegan) Meal Requested
- VLML - Ovo-Lacto Vegetarian Meal Requested
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