We’re sorry to say that you’ll need to take the sour with the sweet in this week’s Aviation Wrap.

It’s been a landmark week for carriers near and far. Lucky for you, our Aviation Wrap continues to keep you abreast of the latest in this space.

It’s been a heavy week in aviation news, but we’ve lightened the load for you here by compiling yet another comprehensive wrap.

Craving inflight meals after months without international flights? Well, it appears you aren’t alone, judging by the success of Thai Airways’ new restaurant.

The family had purchased business class seats worth more than $2,400 but were forced into economy class.

There’s been a slew of promotions and announcements across the industry lately. Here’s a dose of the standouts, Flavour-of-the-Week-style.

Work at Thai Airways? Concerned about the president’s recent comments to staff? Feel slightly more at ease by reading this.

If you thought your week was going badly, spare a thought for the airline that was forced to cancel all its flights to Europe yesterday.

This is almost as unfair as charging a lactose intolerant person extra for soy milk. It’s not our fault if dairy makes us gassy.

Gone are the days of chowing down three happy meals before boarding. Actually, stuff that. Can’t stop, won’t stop, we’re happy to miss our flight.

Skytrax has unveiled its ranking of the World’s Best Airlines, and we figured it’s a good enough excuse to use a photo of Joseph Gordon-Levitt.

We combed the streets and travelled afar to get you the latest news in aviation. Well, we had a lot of the news sent to us, but you get the idea.