Alaska Airlines elevates inflight dining experience with vibrant new summer menu


Alaska Airlines is enhancing the inflight dining experience with a fresh, locally sourced seasonal menu this summer. This includes complimentary First Class offerings and new for-purchase Main Cabin options.

Alaska Airlines is introducing a fresh, locally sourced seasonal menu this summer, bringing vibrant West Coast flavours to tray tables with complimentary First Class offerings and new for-purchase Main Cabin options. As travellers take off on their summer adventures across Alaska’s expanded network, including new nonstop routes from San Diego to Phoenix and Portland to Houston, they can enjoy an inflight dining experience designed to match the premium care Alaska strives for.

In First Class, passengers can now pre-order Sweet Potato Hash Benedict topped with Sriracha Hollandaise Sauce or try Green Tea Pancakes served with a side of chicken apple sausage. For lunch and dinner, Alaska Airlines is offering new options like Lemon Pesto Gnocchi and a Strawberry Burrata Salad. Each dish is designed to bring the bright, fresh flavours of summer to travellers’ journey.

Alaska’s pre-order program makes it easy for customers to reserve chef-curated meals up to two weeks before departure. The airline offers freshly prepared First Class meals on flights as short as 670 miles. Travellers can select from up to five fresh dishes, including at least one meal that is vegan and made without gluten ingredients, like Coconut Chia Overnight Oats.

The for-purchase Main Cabin menu is also ready for summer. Travellers can pre-order the new Sweet Chili Chicken Wrap available on select flights over 1,100 miles starting on 16 July, bringing a sweet-and-spicy kick to the journey. It joins the gluten friendly and vegan Best Laid Plants grain bowl, which debuted in May, in partnership with Evergreens. Alaska has also added its Signature Fruit & Cheese Platter to even more flights, now available on most routes 670 miles and longer.

Hear more from Alaska Airlines at FTE Global – the “CES of Aviation” taking place in Long Beach, California, on 9 to 11 September 2025. Natalie Randall, Day of Travel Experience Manager, Alaska Airlines, is participating in ‘The APEX/FTE Accessibility Symposium – let’s go above and beyond what is required’. Nicole Hodges-Austin, Innovation Program Manager, Alaska Airlines, is speaking in a session titled ‘Pilot stories: What are hard lessons learned, and secrets, to a successful innovation journey?’ Meanwhile, Gus Naughton, Principal Software Engineer – Innovation, Alaska Airlines, is participating in two sessions. Naughton will deliver a joint presentation alongside Kellen Schroeter, CEO & Co-Founder, Pattern Labs, titled ‘What is the in-depth story behind Alaksa Airlines becoming the first airline to automate dispatch on the ramp with AI?’ He is also speaking in a session titled ‘How do we now revolutionise the gate and boarding experience, and other key airport pinch-points?’

View the FTE Global Track 1 & 2 agendas >> Join us at FTE Global – the “CES of Aviation” – in LA, 9 to 11 September 2025 – registration live >>

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