ARCHIVE: 2021 AA Domestic Meal / Meals - menu / photos / etc. (master thread)
#811
Join Date: Nov 2016
Location: CMH
Programs: BA Gold, AA Plat, NK $9 fare club
Posts: 666
And while we're at it, the Eagle flights should have ovens and full & proper catering.
#812
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: PHX
Programs: AAexp, AC75k, HertzPC, NationalEE, Accor/MariottP, Hilton/HyattG
Posts: 3,614
1500mi+ yyc-dfw-yyc 4hrs isn't getting anything, and it's technically "international" lol! I wouldn't expect anything other than a snack basket but please report back
#813
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: Phoenix, AZ
Programs: HH Gold, AA Gold
Posts: 10,457
Let's see if I got this right --
1. Stop most/all meal service to save money
2. Fire a bunch of employees even though the government gave you money to keep all of them.
3. Try to re-instate some meal service, but realize the catering department is decimated and lost key people.
4. Thus, it takes an extended period of time to get meal service back because, guess what, the catering companies went through step 2 as well.
1. Stop most/all meal service to save money
2. Fire a bunch of employees even though the government gave you money to keep all of them.
3. Try to re-instate some meal service, but realize the catering department is decimated and lost key people.
4. Thus, it takes an extended period of time to get meal service back because, guess what, the catering companies went through step 2 as well.
#814
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: PHX
Programs: AAexp, AC75k, HertzPC, NationalEE, Accor/MariottP, Hilton/HyattG
Posts: 3,614
Full wine bottles are back on United! Not only on premium transcon but also short domestic routes... Will AA follow suit?
#815
Join Date: Mar 2021
Location: DTW/EYW
Programs: AA Executive Platinum, United 1K, Delta Platinum ,Hilton Diamond, Mariott Gold
Posts: 275
MIA-LAX does not have meal pre orders for Flagship First correct? Also does anyone know the current dinner menu for the route?
#817
Join Date: Oct 1999
Location: BOS
Programs: JetBlue Mosaic, WN A List Preferred, Hyatt Globalest, Hilton Diamond, Marriott Platinum, IHG Spire
Posts: 3,966
AA Domestic First Turkey and Cheese Sandwich Worse Meal in 30 Years of Flight
I just had the turkey and cheese sandwich in first for the first time on a transcon flight from SEA to PHL, and it is the worst meal I can ever remember in 20 plus years of flying.
I think it would be cruel to serve this sandwich to prisoners. It had no taste or seasoning, flavor, etc. I could only take a few bites out of it.
I think it would be cruel to serve this sandwich to prisoners. It had no taste or seasoning, flavor, etc. I could only take a few bites out of it.
#819
Join Date: Dec 2020
Location: Denver, CO
Programs: American Airlines, Hilton
Posts: 54
SFO777
You must be joking. You took your own rocks glass and wine glass onboard and repoured your beverages?
Did that not feel a bit ridiculous?
You must be joking. You took your own rocks glass and wine glass onboard and repoured your beverages?
Did that not feel a bit ridiculous?
#820
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: PWM
Programs: AA Lifetime Gold, 1MM, Bonsai Plat-Pro, Bonvoy Gold, IHG Platinum
Posts: 377
I just had the turkey and cheese sandwich in first for the first time on a transcon flight from SEA to PHL, and it is the worst meal I can ever remember in 20 plus years of flying.
I think it would be cruel to serve this sandwich to prisoners. It had no taste or seasoning, flavor, etc. I could only take a few bites out of it.
I think it would be cruel to serve this sandwich to prisoners. It had no taste or seasoning, flavor, etc. I could only take a few bites out of it.
#821
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Wesley Chapel, FL
Programs: American Airlines
Posts: 29,969
I am a self Identified "Condiment Whore" never hurts to have a few packs of Mayo, Mustard(Grey Poupon), Arby's Horsey Sauce etc. in the back pack when traveling! within your TSA aproved baggie of course! even the Grab-N-Go sandwiches sold airside can be a little dry. RT
Condiments, glasses. Hell just bring on board a picnic basket these days.
#822
Join Date: Nov 2020
Location: SFO
Programs: AA sPLAT, Hyatt Globalist
Posts: 198
I am a self Identified "Condiment Whore" never hurts to have a few packs of Mayo, Mustard(Grey Poupon), Arby's Horsey Sauce etc. in the back pack when traveling! within your TSA aproved baggie of course! even the Grab-N-Go sandwiches sold airside can be a little dry. RT
Grey Poupon packet
#823
Join Date: Aug 2018
Location: PDX
Programs: AS MVP Gold 100K
Posts: 2,329
What’s the status of the Glenlivet? Is it only in flagship cabins or sporadic throughout F cabins?
#824
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: STL/ORD/MCI/SAN
Programs: AA CK MM, AC SE100K, UA 1K, DL Plat, Hyatt Globalist, Hilton Diamond, Marriott Platinum
Posts: 1,986
#825
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Up in the Air
Programs: OW Emerald
Posts: 524
I flew MEM-PHX last week in a CRJ900 on the way to LAS as part of a 9 hour door to door jouney.
Blocked 4 hour flight going against jetstream for 1264 miles. Only snack basket onboard. Majority of Memphis airport restaurants are still closed, even the starbucks, and the sports bar is only selling alcohol and pre prepped and packaged deli sandwiches because their kitchen is closed. Labor shortages don't you know?
Oh well, a cold deli sandwich brought on board beats the snack basket. Or better yet, set aside time to eat some Memphis BBQ or Cajun food prior to your flight.
Luckily the PHX Amex Centurion Lounge/Escape Lounge is now open 8a-8p for a hot meal though the three times I passed through there, their menu hasn't changed so that's getting monotonous too.
I appreciate the bigger F seat, but otherwise treating flying like taking the greyhound bus now, just buying transportation with no frills. Good idea to pick connecting trips with a buffer connection time to allow time to eat in lounge or buy food at the airport food courts (if they're open, big if).
At least AA didn't melt down this last weekend like SW did with 2,000+ canceled flights.
Blocked 4 hour flight going against jetstream for 1264 miles. Only snack basket onboard. Majority of Memphis airport restaurants are still closed, even the starbucks, and the sports bar is only selling alcohol and pre prepped and packaged deli sandwiches because their kitchen is closed. Labor shortages don't you know?
Oh well, a cold deli sandwich brought on board beats the snack basket. Or better yet, set aside time to eat some Memphis BBQ or Cajun food prior to your flight.
Luckily the PHX Amex Centurion Lounge/Escape Lounge is now open 8a-8p for a hot meal though the three times I passed through there, their menu hasn't changed so that's getting monotonous too.
I appreciate the bigger F seat, but otherwise treating flying like taking the greyhound bus now, just buying transportation with no frills. Good idea to pick connecting trips with a buffer connection time to allow time to eat in lounge or buy food at the airport food courts (if they're open, big if).
At least AA didn't melt down this last weekend like SW did with 2,000+ canceled flights.