2013 AA Domestic Meals - menus / menu, photos, etc. (consolidated)
Jan 1, 13, 8:29 pm
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2013 AA Domestic Meals - menus / menu, photos, etc. (consolidated)
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Please post your menus, photos, questions, and answers regarding meals on 2013 AA Domestic Flights here. Remember that you can also use the Search this Thread feature to search within this thread for previous posts on your route or flight.
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Meal Entre (Entree - main course) choice Reservations now Available (Oct 2012)
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Jan 1, 13, 9:53 pm
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2013 AA Domestic Meals - menus / menu, photos, etc. (consolidated)
Greetings and Happy New Year from the very aptly numbered AA 2013 ORD-LAS Dinner flight.
Warm nuts and beverages to start.
Entree choices were chicken breast served with sweet potatoes and peas or stuffed pasta shells.
Both were served with salad and shrimp appetizer. Dessert choices were fruit and cheese or chocolate ice cream topped with walnuts and marshmallows (no sludge).
Warm nuts and beverages to start.
Entree choices were chicken breast served with sweet potatoes and peas or stuffed pasta shells.
Both were served with salad and shrimp appetizer. Dessert choices were fruit and cheese or chocolate ice cream topped with walnuts and marshmallows (no sludge).
Jan 1, 13, 11:00 pm
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Jan 2, 13, 9:00 am
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DFW-MIA does not receive basic plus. I have travelled that route for dinner 15 times this year and never received anything but Basic service. No shrimp or ice cream.
Jan 2, 13, 11:16 am
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DFW-DCA is Basic service rather than Basic Plus, my guess is because the market is less "premium" and/or competitive than NYC or BOS. Basic means the awful cheesecake; Basic Plus means the baked-on-board cookies OR sludge sundae (offered on Dinner flights DFW-NYC).
Basic: DFW-DCA/RDU/others
Basic Plus: DFW-NYC/BOS/MIA/West Coast
DFW-DCA is Basic service rather than Basic Plus, my guess is because the market is less "premium" and/or competitive than NYC or BOS. Basic means the awful cheesecake; Basic Plus means the baked-on-board cookies OR sludge sundae (offered on Dinner flights DFW-NYC).
Basic: DFW-DCA/RDU/others
Basic Plus: DFW-NYC/BOS/MIA/West Coast
Jan 3, 13, 7:23 am
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Jan 1 - BOS-DFW Breakfast & DFW- SJC Lunch
Breakfast (BOS - DFW)
Entree: choice of cereal (crispix perhaps) or Egg Frittata w/ham, side of asparagus and grilled tomato. Both came with fruit and choice of biscuit or banana nut muffin
Lunch (DFW-SJC)
Warm nuts to start,
Entree: Chicken crepes w/green salad on the side or Cold Beef salad w/Udon noodles & ginger dressing. Choice of wheat roll or cheese bread
Dessert: White Chocolate chip or oatmeal cranberry cookie.
Entree: choice of cereal (crispix perhaps) or Egg Frittata w/ham, side of asparagus and grilled tomato. Both came with fruit and choice of biscuit or banana nut muffin
Lunch (DFW-SJC)
Warm nuts to start,
Entree: Chicken crepes w/green salad on the side or Cold Beef salad w/Udon noodles & ginger dressing. Choice of wheat roll or cheese bread
Dessert: White Chocolate chip or oatmeal cranberry cookie.
Jan 3, 13, 7:31 am
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Jan 1, AA 3694 ORD-EWR
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Choice of chicken salad or Roast Beef sandwich with cheese, enhanced with Dijonaise, and a side salad of iceberg lettuce with sweet potatoes on top (odd) - brownie for dessert with both options.
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Choice of chicken salad or Roast Beef sandwich with cheese, enhanced with Dijonaise, and a side salad of iceberg lettuce with sweet potatoes on top (odd) - brownie for dessert with both options.
Jan 3, 13, 8:07 am
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It does not look like the basic meals have been changed since the October revision...
http://customers.lsgskychefs.com/psm...0DOM%20OCT.pdf
http://customers.lsgskychefs.com/psm...0DOM%20OCT.pdf
Jan 3, 13, 8:20 am
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Not surprising. I suspect AA is focusing its efforts at refreshing the menus in the longhaul international markets first, where the airline actually draws significant paid premium class traffic. Perhaps nonstop transcon (AFS) markets too.
Originally Posted by BStrauss3
It does not look like the basic meals have been changed since the October revision...
http://customers.lsgskychefs.com/psm...0DOM%20OCT.pdf
http://customers.lsgskychefs.com/psm...0DOM%20OCT.pdf
Jan 3, 13, 9:14 am
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After busy enhancing mid-con meals, did you forget about transcon? The egg frittata w/ ham and the new pastries like banana nut muffins are a gazillion times better than the cr@p skillet and nasty pita panini as well as never changing bagel or biscuit you serve on your transcontinental flights
. It's time for you to enhance your transcontinental breakfast!
Jan 3, 13, 12:55 pm
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SNA-DFW F breakfast (1/2/13): "Omelette" (dry eggs with a cheesy filling) and biscuit. Other option was "granola."
Barely edible, and not inspiring at all. :-(
Barely edible, and not inspiring at all. :-(
Jan 3, 13, 1:09 pm
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RNO-DFW F breakfast: cold cereal, milk, and a warm piece of bread. That was all.
Listed as "continental breakfast" on AA.com.
Listed as "continental breakfast" on AA.com.
Jan 3, 13, 5:02 pm
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AA 59
JFK-SFO
762 (Not broken)
7:45AM-11:30AM (sked)
8:09AM-10:45AM (actual)
January 3, 2012
Breakfast
PDB: Water, OJ, or sparkling wine
Breakfast skillet or cereal.
Biscuit or bagel
Fruit cup snack
Cookie snack (Chocolate chip or chocolate macadamia)
JFK-SFO
762 (Not broken)
7:45AM-11:30AM (sked)
8:09AM-10:45AM (actual)
January 3, 2012
Breakfast
PDB: Water, OJ, or sparkling wine
Breakfast skillet or cereal.
Biscuit or bagel
Fruit cup snack
Cookie snack (Chocolate chip or chocolate macadamia)
Jan 3, 13, 5:15 pm
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Can anyone advise me what to expect in J on JFK-LAX (Lunch time) and LAX-HNL (Dinner time). thanks! :-)
Jan 3, 13, 11:05 pm
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01.02.12, DCA-DFW, Breakfast
01.02.13, DCA-DFW (737, new seats), 9:00a departure, breakfast
No pre-departure beverage
Choice of:
Quiche Lorraine or cereal (Honey Nut Cheerios)
Both served with fruit plate, choice of biscuit or cranberry muffin
I had the cereal and muffin. Was just fine. Quiche looked good; it came with asparagus spears.
Service was good.
No pre-departure beverage
Choice of:
Quiche Lorraine or cereal (Honey Nut Cheerios)
Both served with fruit plate, choice of biscuit or cranberry muffin
I had the cereal and muffin. Was just fine. Quiche looked good; it came with asparagus spears.
Service was good.
Last edited by dcfrequentflyer; Jan 5, 13 at 9:24 am Reason: 2013!, not 2012. Argh. Happy New Year!
