Alaska Airlines brought back some food options on Thursday, including hot entrees for first-class passengers on transcontinental trips, the website reported
According to the Alaska Airlines website, first-class passengers will be able to pre-order one of two hot entrees or a fruit and cheese platter on flights to Hawaii and flights throughout the nation. Meanwhile, first-class passengers on flights that are 670 miles or more will be able to pre-order one of two cold entrees or the fruit and cheese platter, the website mentioned.
Passengers in premium class and the main cabin will be able to buy picnic packs on flights over 670 miles, or buy fruit and cheese platters or ham and both a breakfast wrap or a turkey sandwich on flights over 1,100 miles, the website says.
All passengers will be able to get sodas, juices, coffee, tea, and water for free. First-class and premium class passengers will also be able to get alcohol and mixers for free, whereas main cabin passengers will be able to buy alcohol.
According to the airline’s website, Alaska Airlines is still not serving food or drinks on flights under 220 miles — a policy the airline put in place due to the coronavirus pandemic last year. The airline is just serving bottled water on flights between 220 miles and 350 miles.
Last yr, Alaska Airlines stopped serving meals and drinks on short flights to limit interactions during the coronavirus pandemic, Fox News reported at the time. Packaged snacks and bottled water were handed out on longer flights.
