For passengers adhering to Jewish customs, which meal should they select?

The correct choice is the Kosher Meal, as it adheres to the dietary laws outlined in Jewish customs, known as Kashrut. These laws dictate what foods are permissible for consumption, including the types of animals that can be eaten, how food should be prepared, and the prohibition of mixing certain foods like meat and dairy. When selecting meals for passengers who observe these customs, choosing a Kosher Meal ensures that their dietary needs and religious beliefs are respected.

The other options do not align with Jewish dietary laws. The Low Calorie Meal is focused on calorie content rather than adherence to religious practices. The Hindu Meal, while potentially suitable for some, is based on different dietary preferences and customs, specifically those followed in Hinduism. The Fruit Platter Meal, though healthy, does not meet the specific requirements for a Kosher diet, as it does not adhere to the necessary precautions and preparations outlined in Kashrut. Therefore, the Kosher Meal is the appropriate and respectful choice for passengers who observe Jewish dietary laws.