Originally Posted by
AS Flyer
April 25, flights on the B787 will be aligned with Alaska's service standards. There will be a nonstop from SEA-HNL so I assume that means it will be Alaska's current Hawaii service standard - which is to say, no free meals. I don't know that 100% but I'm pretty confident that's part of what "Alaska service standards" means.
Thanks for the update... assuming status quo (HA free meals) on the A321 and A330 flights? Speaking of HA metal flights, I realize it's pretty minor but I will miss the little juices with the foil lids on the inter-island flights since I know these flights (like SEA-PDX) are well below the AS threshold of 350 miles for beverage service.