jdrtravel

Nope. You get a flat bed but it is not Delta One service. Delta One is a product that is a combination of hard product (flat bed seats) + soft product (meals, Westin bedding, etc). LAX-ATL would be the exact same service as SAN-ATL (domestic first class), but would have the flat beds (just a nice perk).

bubbashow

I have actually taken that flight and typically receives a sandwich (no choice/hot). It is possible that could have changed, but in the 3 times I have taken it in the last year, we were always fed up front.

vgb2001

I've been on the ATL/SAN 8pm ish flight many times. Schedules change often:
7:59 pm departure: full dinner
8:01 pm departure: snack from basket

SLL

Yup but Departing 11:01 PM (local time) i'm sure is after the cutoff between sandwich and Nothing.

TrojanTraveler

You would hope for an "enhanced" snack basket, but I'm not sure you even get that. Others might have recent experience.

JayTeaBee

Interesting data point. Do you recall if the itinerary showed "refreshments" as well?

JayTeaBee

Just took a closer look, the DTW-LAS leg actually shows "snack" whereas the first flight PWM-DTW is "refreshments." Perhaps snack = cold sandwich?

MS02113

It's actually a hot sandwich, but yes.

In Delta.com's meal-service parlance, "snack" indicates a single-option, light, hot meal. It's typically a sandwich with chips, fruit, and a packaged dessert. The "snack" is mostly served on 1,500+ mile flights departing between 8:00 and 9:00 p.m., but also on a number of long, late-night routes such as ANC-MSP, OGG-LAX, LIH-LAX, etc.

"Refreshments," on the other hand, indicates beverage and snack basket service only.

jdrtravel

"Snack" is also used to describe the meal service for the short haul shuttle flights that don't get full meal service, such as the Luvo snacks on the SFO-LAX route.

FlyerBeek

DL2499 LAX-DTW
B767-300
May 2016
First Class

Lunch

Choice of chilled Asian beef salad or chicken quesadillas.

Meal orders taken back-to-front by a friendly crew, although no PDB service was provided. Snack basket offered 45 minutes prior to landing. F seat pitch and width are laughably bad on the 763, but hard to complain too much about a free upgrade given I'm batting about 20% this year as a DL Plat.

jrkmsp

Any recent reports on SEA-KOA? Or even SEA-OGG/HNL? I know it's your standard domestic fare, just looking for examples. My upgrade just cleared for this week.

Also, is the BOB menu the regular BOB or the Hawaii EATS menu? I couldn't tell if Hawaii EATS was just for MSP/ATL/JFK-HNL, or if it covered all Hawaii routes. Part of our party is traveling in Y.

jdrtravel

The Hawaii eats menu is only for the long hauls (MSP/ATL/JFK), because, for some reason, Delta thinks its OK to run 8+ hour flights and not serve a meal. If flying in coach on any DL flight to Hawaii (including 5 hour runs from the west coast) I would bring my own food.

FlightNurse

DL 2433
MD-88
Depart 0935
Arrive 1243


Full open bar for PDB

Once in the air multi drinks runs and snack basket, so on this trip it was DL and AA and it seems that they serve roughly the same things in the snack basket, would have been nice to have breakfast items in the basket.

Also would be nice if the power ports on these planes had USB ports... But did enjoy the free wifi for the IFE.

SEA-Flyer

CDG-SEA May 2016:
Settling In

Lemongrass Prawns
with fennel mango salad and sriracha mango coulis


Starters

Radicchio and Rocket Salad
with strawberries, roquefort cheese, spicy pretzel croutons and olive oil and balsamic vinaigrette

Red Lentil Soup
with lime and cilantro cream


Main Course

Poached Cod
topped with a creamy saffron broth served with sautéed spinach, turned carrots and steamed potatoes

Iberico Pork Tenderloin
with a mustard and apricot glaze, black quinoa and Guernica peppers

Corn-Fed Chicken Breast
with polenta cake, anise, creamed spring peas and baby carrots

Caprese Ravioli
with yogurt and spring pea sauce and sun-dried tomatoes


Desserts

Vanilla Ice Cream Sundae
with your choice of sauces and whipped cream

Chocolate Ganache
with yogurt

Selection of Fine Cheeses
morbier, cantal and pave d’affinois offered with fresh fruit and onion jam


Snacks

Skybreak Basket
A variety of sweet and savory snacks will be available for your enjoyment


Mid-Flight Snack
Warm Chocolate Chip Cookie Service


Almost There
Lobster Sliders
with lettuce, tomato and pickles served with mixed green salad

Fattoush Salad
with grilled chicken, pita chips and lemon wedge serve with fresh seasonal fruit


Wine
Whites
Stuhlmuller Chardonnay Reserve 2013
Domaine des Baumard Savenniéres 2013

Reds
Charmes de Kirwan 2012
Bernadus Estate Pinot Noir 2012

Dessert Wine and Port
Banfi Rosa Regale Bracherto d’Acqui
Ferreira Dona Antonia Tawny Porto

Champagne
Pol Roger Brut Champagne

Crazyhotelguy

Ugh, opted for a "chicken fajita salad" on MCO-LGA. Blah Salas with no dressing per se. Greens, yellow/red peppers, mushrooms, chicken breast. Some sort of goo with pepper/spices on the side. Not a fan.

I avoided the meatball thing, due to it being very space in the past. They have apparently improved that one adding spinach and feta.