Flying Diner

The Flying Diner in flight.

The Flying Diner (also known as the Flying Lunch Car) is a diner adapted for flight.

It serves short-order breakfast and lunch in flight.

The Flying Diner was developed and built by the Worcester Lunch Car Company (research division), with assistance from Henrietta Bolt (who sometimes pilots the Diner).

Space flight

The Flying Diner is now equipped for short-hop Low Earth Orbit flights. Enjoy a plate of pancakes, maybe an omelette, and we'll drop you off right at your orbital bus transfer.

• Post @ Twitter (30 November 2022)

In the News

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  The flying bison (Bison pterobonasus) is a large, even-toed ungulate in the genus Bison within the subfamily Bovinae. It is distinguished from other Bovinae by two pairs of strong, transparent wings.

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  The Worcester Lunch Car Company announces that its Research Division is working on an dinner-menu version of the Flying Diner.

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  "Be honest, do you return the shopping cart??" —Not if I can fling it hundreds of feet into the air. ("Shopping Cart Blues")

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  Squadron public relations officer Karl Jones calls the Flying Diner his "favorite short-order chow anywhere in or above the world."

Fiction cross-reference

• Henrietta Bolt
• Gnomon algorithm
• Gnomon Chronicles
• New Minneapolis, Canada
• Shopping Cart Blues
• Welcome to the Squadron
• Worcester Lunch Car Company (research division)

Nonfiction cross-reference

• Diner (nonfiction)
• Worcester Lunch Car Company (nonfiction)

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