All Nippon Airways (ANA) is launching new meal trays made from biodegradable materials for inflight meals, which will reduce 30% of plastic used for inflight services.

All Nippon Airways (ANA) is launching new meal trays made from biodegradable materials for inflight meals, which will reduce 30% of plastic used for inflight services.
Virgin Australia has introduced its new Business Class menu, which features locally sourced produce and provides more choice to customers.
The ACA/IFSA COVID-19 Guideline introduces several guiding principles to help the airline catering industry manage the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Iberia has revamped its inflight dining service for economy and business class passengers with meals from its new catering provider DO&CO.
FTE looks at five recent trends, from inflight pre-ordering to personal tablets for crew, that can help promote safe onboard experience, reduce costs and empower crew.
Transavia passengers on selected flights from Schiphol Airport can now order a meal through Just Eat’s platform up to one hour before their flight.
Etihad Airways has partnered with Singapore-based startup Lumitics to trial a technology, that will track unconsumed meals from a plane after it lands.
FTE looks at some recent initiatives from Delta, United, Iberia, JetBlue and Etihad Airways to keep passengers and crew safe inflight.
As part of the Etihad Wellness health and hygiene programme, premium passengers will receive a snood style face mask for use throughout their journey.
In our recent webinar, JAL, Boeing, APEX and ACA discussed new approaches to aircraft cabin interiors, catering, IFEC and passenger wellbeing post-COVID-19.
The Onboard Hospitality team has this year announced the winners of the 2020 Onboard Hospitality Awards by video.
Inflight catering companies share strategies for tackling the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak, while supporting airlines and protecting the supply chain.
Air New Zealand is trialling edible coffee cups for customers in the air and on the ground as it explores new and innovative ways to reduce waste.
The exclusive amenity kits are made from vegan leather and are offered in two different colour options for Qatar Airways’ passengers.
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