Although I didn't RTFA, I doubt highly that they are work meal selection into their Risk Profile, and caulk it up as more misinformation and wild speculation.
The large majority of people ordering meals preflight (which is the only way it would be keyed into a database) is for children. 99.9% of the remaining passengers get a huge selection of dinner choices that usually include: the chicken one, the beef one, or vegetarian. Come to think of it (I'm sure I will be corrected), I haven't ever seen pork as an inflight meal option.
BTW, "How to blend in with your enemy: Eating a Ham Sandwich with a Smile on Your Face", is probably a lesson in Terrorist 101.
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Although I didn't RTFA, I doubt highly that they are work meal selection into their Risk Profile, and caulk it up as more misinformation and wild speculation. The large majority of people ordering meals preflight (which is the only way it would be keyed into a database) is for children. 99.9% of the remaining passengers get a huge selection of dinner choices that usually include: the chicken one, the beef one, or vegetarian. Come to think of it (I'm sure I will be corrected), I haven't ever seen pork as an inflight meal option. BTW, "How to blend in with your enemy: Eating a Ham Sandwich with a Smile on Your Face", is probably a lesson in Terrorist 101.